Special benefit for students in Jerusalem: Free subscription to the Wolt delivery service
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The Jerusalem Municipality and the delivery company Wolt announced a new and significant collaboration this week for students in the city. As part of the initiative, tens of thousands of students studying at academic institutions in Jerusalem will receive an annual subscription to the "Wolt+" service at no cost.
There are currently about 50,000 students studying in Jerusalem, and the move is intended to ease their ongoing expenses during the academic year. The new subscription grants students an exemption from delivery fees on orders from various restaurants throughout the city, thereby allowing them to save a significant amount of money on meals during busy school days.
The initiative is part of an effort by the municipality to strengthen the student community in the city and encourage young people to continue studying and living in Jerusalem. The "Wolt+" service has become very popular among young people in Israel in recent years, and the new benefit is expected to make its use much more accessible and affordable for the target audience.
To receive the subscription, students will need to meet the conditions set by the municipality and the company, and register according to the instructions published on the official websites. This is another step in connecting technology with the needs of the young residents in the capital city.
Sources: היום
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