StarTimes Media has officially launched its Christmas campaign for 2024, offering a range of exciting promotions aimed at enhancing the viewing experience for both Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) and Direct-to-Home (DTH) subscribers.
This upgrade-centric campaign, which will run from November 15, 2024, to January 15, 2025, campaign, includes bouquet upgrades, extra viewing days, and decoder purchase discounts to enhance the festive entertainment experience.
The subscription upgrade offers include a two-month payment plan across all tiers.
For DTT subscribers, Nyota users will be upgraded to Basic, while Basic subscribers will be upgraded to Classic. Classic users will receive an additional 10 days of viewing.
DTH subscribers on Nova will be upgraded to Smart, Smart subscribers to Super, and Super subscribers to Global, with Global subscribers getting 10 extra days after completing their payments.
Myke Mwai, StarTimes Head of PR and Content Syndication, highlighted the initiative’s focus on affordability and value.
He noted that the campaign allows subscribers to explore premium content at no extra cost, aligning with the company’s goal of providing accessible and high-quality entertainment.
“This campaign is a great chance for our subscribers to explore and enjoy more content as we approach the holiday season,” Mwai said.
The campaign also introduces attractive decoder purchase offers starting November 18. Customers can buy a DTH decoder for KSH 2,999, plus a KSH 200 subscription fee, to access the Super bouquet for a month.
Alternatively, a DTT decoder is available for KSH 1,699, with a KSH 200 subscription fee unlocking the Classic bouquet for a month.
The promotion also aims to provide customers with a richer, more diverse television experience, making it the perfect time to explore new content and channels.
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