Ufone has yet again partnered with Etihad Airways to reward its prestigious postpaid customers, under the new offer, customers consuming Rs 2,000 worth of air time will be eligible to enter a lucky draw and win free tickets to Rome, Zurich, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg and Nairobi.
Earlier, Ufone had run a similar promotion, giving away free air tickets to 10 lucky individuals (4 to Paris, 4 to Geneva, 2 to Abu Dhabi) between February and March 2014, the promo was applicable to all postpaid customers consuming air time worth Rs 2,000 or more, or buying a new postpay connection. With the launch of this new very exciting offer, five lucky customers will be able to win tickets for themselves and their families while more exciting destinations have been added to the scheme, previously being Geneva, Paris and Abu Dhabi only.
All customers have to do is to use airtime or pay a bill worth Rs 2,000 or more, which will enable them to win 3 tickets for every destination including Rome, Zurich, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg and Nairobi. All 5 lucky families will be able to experience the sights and sounds of these exotic destinations. Khurram Mahboob - Head Postpay, HVC at Ufone expressed his views about this very exciting offer, "Ufone cares for its customers being a customer centered telecom operator, which is substantiated in this offer as well, we are offering our prestigious postpaid Ufone family members to experiences these destination with their families to make the experience more worthwhile and memorable."
Amer Khan, Etihad Airways' General Manager in Pakistan, said, "We are pleased to collaborate with one of Pakistan's top telecom operators and offer their customers the opportunity to experience our award-winning product and services." He added, "We hope to come up with more exciting collaborative offers in the future." It is pertinent to mention here that as Ufone understands the importance and joy attached with going on a vacation with your beloved family, hence, this time around, families were added to the offer.-PR
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