CAIRO – 8 November 2017: SWVL is launching for the first time in Alexandria, the second biggest city in Egypt, adding yet another advantage to the most attractive on the Mediterranean coast.
To re-engineer the public transportation in the larger size cities, SWVL will start their bus transportation network to enable their riders to track their ride and book their seat through an online application. They will provide high-quality vehicles to arrive at the exact time shown in the application.
“We are proud to announce the launch of our services in Alexandria,” co-founder of SWVL Mostafa Kandil told press. He added that their mission is to offer an affordable, reliable and convenient means of transportation, not only to natives in Alexandria, but also to its thousands of seasonal visitors.
With simple steps, you can take a reliable tour around Alexandria with its eight main routes. First, choose your pick up by searching the address and save your favourite to use later. Second, chose your destination or your most convenient route, and the app will match the user to the most convenient route according to nearest time and walking distance to the pick-up station. Third, track your bus and navigate your way to the station. Finally, see your route in details and pay in one click.
SWVL gives visitors the opportunity to implement their tourist program and visit the Bibliotheca, one of the best places in the country to learn about the history and culture of Egypt. Then they will take you to El-Montazah Palace. There you will overlook the Mediterranean Sea and see the beautiful architectural design with gardens that make it a perfect place in the city to visit and relax. Another place to visit is Pompey’s Pillar, the Roman column that is the largest in all of Egypt and was erected to honor and show gratitude to the Roman emperor.
SWVL expands to achieve the vision of providing countries with well organized transportation systems in all cities and markets. It has been available in Cairo since March 2017.
Photo 1 SWVL app– official Website
Photo 2 SWVL service – official website
3- Montazah Palace – Wiki Media
4- Bibliotheca - Wiki Media
5- Pompey’s Pillar – Wiki Media
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