Pizza Hut's Delivery Service Now Includes Beer and Wine
Mishal Omar — December 12, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: money.cnn & businessinsider
The Pizza Hut delivery service is looking to expand into wine and beer deliveries in order to further incentivize consumers to order the company's online services.
As it currently stands, the pizza chain is offering this service in select cities to see how well it tests. It is currently only available in Pheonix, Arizona, where customers can order six packs of various popular beer brands including Budweiser, Bud Light, Shock top and Kilt Lifter. The wine delivery aspect of the service will be introduced in January of the coming year.
The hope is that the Pizza Hut delivery service's new extended feature could pick up declining sales, and it will start at a flat rate of $10.99 per delivery.
As it currently stands, the pizza chain is offering this service in select cities to see how well it tests. It is currently only available in Pheonix, Arizona, where customers can order six packs of various popular beer brands including Budweiser, Bud Light, Shock top and Kilt Lifter. The wine delivery aspect of the service will be introduced in January of the coming year.
The hope is that the Pizza Hut delivery service's new extended feature could pick up declining sales, and it will start at a flat rate of $10.99 per delivery.
Trend Themes
1. Alcohol Deliveries - Expanding delivery services to include alcohol can provide a unique and convenient experience for customers, leading to increased sales and customer loyalty.
2. Online Ordering Services - Offering expanded features such as alcohol deliveries can incentivize consumers to order food online, boosting sales and driving customer engagement.
3. Convenience and Customization - Providing additional options like wine and beer deliveries allows customers to personalize their dining experience, resulting in higher customer satisfaction and repeat business.
Industry Implications
1. Food Delivery - The food delivery industry can seize the opportunity to partner with beverage brands and offer alcohol delivery services to cater to customer preferences.
2. Hospitality - Restaurants and hotels can explore adding alcohol delivery options to their existing services, providing an enhanced dining experience for their customers.
3. E-commerce - Online shopping platforms can collaborate with alcohol retailers to offer alcohol delivery as an additional service, expanding their product range and attracting new customers.
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