PMI Korea Promotes "Buy IQOS Iluma Prime and Get IQOS Iluma One"

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Nov.27.2023

PMI Korea Promotes "Buy IQOS Iluma Prime and Get IQOS Iluma One"

PMI Korea announces a promotion where customers purchasing IQOS Iluma Prime in GS25 convenience stores will receive a free IQOS Iluma One.

According to a report by Naver, PMI Korea has announced that starting from November 27th, they will be conducting a purchase promotion of the "IQOS Iluma Prime Emerald Green" at GS25 convenience stores nationwide. Consumers who purchase this model will receive a complimentary IQOS Iluma One device.

The event will take place nationwide in GS25 convenience stores. Customers will be able to purchase the IQOS Iluma Prime Emerald Green model through the application and, upon picking up their order in-store, they will receive a complimentary IQOS Iluma One product.

The event will end when inventory runs out, according to the stock situation in various stores.

The suggested retail prices for IQOS Iluma Prime and IQOS Iluma One are respectively 139,000 Korean Won (approximately 760 Chinese Yuan) and 69,000 Korean Won (approximately 377 Chinese Yuan).

References:

[1] 한국필립모리스, GS25서 '일루마 원' 증정 이벤트 진행

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