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Uber completes one year in Hanoi

Uber, a popular app for personal mobility on-demand, last week celebrated one year of serving the capital city of Hanoi and its residents.
Uber completes one year in Hanoi ảnh 1Uber is among popular apps for personal mobility on-demand (Photo: bizhub.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - Uber, a popular app for personal mobility on-demand, last week celebrated one year of serving the capital city of Hanoi and its residents.

Since the launch a year ago, Uber Hanoi have reportedly provided more than 1.5 million safe, reliable and affordable rides.

Its growth in one year has surpassed all major metropolitan cities such as London , Paris , San Francisco and Singapore.

That has made Vietnam become Uber’s fastest-growing market globally, next to China.-VNA

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