Partnership of HT and Wolt – 12 Months Free for Wolt+ Subscription

Croatian Telecom, in partnership with Wolt, brings new benefits to users that simplify their daily lives. Through the Magenta Moments benefits program, users will have access to the Wolt+ subscription, Wolt’s subscription program that offers unlimited deliveries with no delivery fee, as well as additional offers and benefits at selected restaurants, stores, retail outlets, and other specialized shops, along with a 10 percent discount on all orders with personal pickup.

By integrating Wolt into the Magenta Moments program, Croatian Telecom makes Wolt, the leading delivery platform in Croatia, which encompasses food delivery, various hygiene products, and other everyday necessities, easily accessible to users, facilitating their procurement of everything they need, right when they need it.

– Our partnership with Wolt is focused on what matters most – providing real value to our users. By integrating Wolt into the Magenta Moments program, we are providing tangible and essential experiences for everyday life in our European markets. This is another step in our efforts to go further and enable more than just connectivity, in the interest of our users – stated Dominique Leroy, Member of the Management Board for Europe at Deutsche Telekom.

Wolt has evolved from a food delivery service to a favorite delivery platform that offers everything in one place, from groceries to retail items. Thanks to this new partnership with Croatian Telecom, even more people can now enjoy the benefits and advantages of Wolt and the Wolt+ subscription.

– Wolt and Deutsche Telekom share a similar approach to putting the customer first and being open to new ideas. That is why we are very excited about this collaboration, which brings even greater value and simplicity to users’ daily lives. By integrating the Wolt+ subscription for Deutsche Telekom users across Europe, we are making local shopping more accessible, affordable, and convenient for millions of people. Together, we are making it easier to enjoy the best that your city has to offer, which is at your fingertips with Wolt – says Miki Kuusi, co-founder and CEO of Wolt.

– Today’s ever-growing digital ecosystem and the connectivity we provide open doors to various new opportunities, all with just a few clicks and in the shortest time. At Croatian Telecom, we are motivated by the desire to continuously provide our users with tangible benefits and added value. In the spirit of this collaboration with Wolt, an extremely popular global brand that has been redefining the industry for a decade, we firmly believe that the key to excellent customer experience lies in the ‘plus’ factor – giving more, being better, making our users’ everyday lives simpler and more practical – added Ivan Runje, Director of Marketing and Product Management for Private Customers at Croatian Telecom.

– We are extremely pleased to have established a partnership with Croatian Telecom – one of the leading and most reputable domestic companies. The connection of two renowned brands, which equally value quality, customer experience, and innovation, is a strong step towards additional value for end users. This collaboration will enable thousands of people across Croatia to access Wolt+ benefits that make everyday life more practical, simpler, and more affordable. We are happy that, thanks to our collaboration with HT, Croatia is among the first countries where this program is activated, and we are confident that users will recognize the benefits it brings – stated Marin Šušnjar, General Director of Wolt for Croatia, regarding the partnership.

To activate the Wolt+ subscription, simply enter the Magenta Moments section within the Moj Telekom app and exchange 2000 hearts for an annual Wolt+ subscription.

The benefits of this partnership will be available to members of the Magenta Moments program in seven European countries. Croatia is the first market where the collaboration begins, and it will gradually expand in the coming months to Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, North Macedonia, Poland, and Slovakia.