BAT Rothmans and Backyard Builder launch "Glo X Camping" campaign

Sep.06.2022
BAT Rothmans and Backyard Builder launch "Glo X Camping" campaign
BAT Rothmans collaborates with Backyard Builder to launch "Enhanced Joy, Everywhere" campaign for Glo Pro Slim heating e-cigarettes.

BAT Rothmans has announced a partnership with Backyard Builder to launch the "Enhance Your Enjoyment, Anywhere" campaign for the Glo Pro Slim heated electronic cigarette.


BAT Rossmans operates a "Glo X Camping" pop-up store at the Dapsimni and Bundang branches, focusing on camping. Backyard Builder Seongsu decorates the store with a photo area featuring the brand's mascot Billy and Glo logo, as well as a camping concept zone. Customers who register as Glo members and participate in social media activities can receive beverages, Glo Pro Slim limited edition stickers, and keychains.


On the 17th, a lucky draw event will be held at Backyard Builder Seongsu where the winner will receive a prize worth 1.5 million Korean won. The Glo Pro Slim Skin Edition, produced in collaboration with Backyard Builder, will be available for sale on the Glo official online store for four weeks starting from the 5th.


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