IQOS ILUMA Black Friday Promotion: Enjoy 30,000 KRW Discount

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Nov.27.2023
IQOS ILUMA Black Friday Promotion: Enjoy 30,000 KRW Discount
IQOS Korea's "Black Friday" promotion offers a 30,000 won discount on IQOS ILUMA products from November 22nd to 26th.

According to a recent report by Segye, PMI (PMI) Korea is preparing to launch the "IQOS ILUMA Black Friday" promotion in order to commemorate the upcoming Black Friday. Customers who purchase products from the IQOS ILUMA series will receive a discount of 30,000 Korean won.

 

The event will last for a period of five days, starting from the 22nd to the 26th of this month.

 

The event is taking place in official IQOS physical stores, the official IQOS online store (IQOS.com), as well as online sales platforms such as Kakao, Naver, Coupang, and others.

 

During the promotion period, all IQOS Iluma products are available at a discount of 30,000 Korean won. The Iluma Prime is discounted from 139,000 Korean won to 109,000 Korean won, the IQOS Iluma from 99,000 Korean won to 69,000 Korean won, and the Iqos Iluma One from 69,000 Korean won to 39,000 Korean won. However, other consumer plans do not overlap, such as "trade-in" (returning old IQOS devices and receiving a price discount) and "refer-a-friend" (getting a discount through the referral of an existing IQOS user).

 

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