
Whatsapp Bus Ticket Book: The world’s largest social media company has given a new gift to WhatsApp users and has announced that bus tickets can now be booked through the messaging app. So let’s know the complete details…
Actually, WhatsApp has given users living in Delhi NCR an easy option to book tickets for DTC buses with its QR ticketing system. For this, WhatsApp has partnered with Delhi Transport Corporation. The benefit of the new service will be availed by sending a message to the dedicated number or scanning the QR code after logging into the app. With this service, tickets can be easily generated and payment for them can also be made. Meta has said that the new bus ticketing service can be used in both Hindi and English languages. With its help, tickets can be booked on DTC and DIMTS (Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System Limited) routes.
How to book bus ticket:- If you want to book a DTC or DIMTS bus ticket by taking advantage of the new service, then first you have to send a message by writing Hi to +91 8744073223. After this, the route will have to be selected following the instructions on the screen. You will get the option to make payment and after this the bus ticket for the route will appear on the screen. In this way you will be able to travel by bus easily. With the new option, users will be able to book single-journey tickets on WhatsApp and passengers traveling on the same route daily will also be given the option of quick purchase. You may be aware that last year Meta had also partnered with Delhi Metro, with which the option to book metro tickets on rapid metro routes in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram is being given. This ticketing system is also based on QR codes.
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