Summer Promotion: JTI Offers Discounts on Ploom X Advanced

JTI by 2FIRSTS.ai
Jun.17.2024
Summer Promotion: JTI Offers Discounts on Ploom X Advanced
JTI launches summer promotion for Ploom X Advanced tobacco device and accessories, offering discounts until August 4, 2024.

According to Mynavi's report on June 17th, Japan Tobacco International (JTI) will be offering summer discounts on their new heated tobacco device "Ploom X Advanced" and some accessories. The promotional period will be from June 24th to August 4th, 2024.

Summer Promotion: JTI Offers Discounts on Ploom X Advanced

 

This summer special sale is targeted towards devices and some related accessories. The devices include the Ploom X Advanced Starter Kit, which has a retail price of 1,980 Japanese yen (12.56 US dollars), but is on sale for 980 yen (6.22 US dollars) during this period. Available colors are black, silver, and deep space blue.

 

In addition, the related accessories will be sold at half of the retail price.

 

The specific store locations are as follows:

 

Club JT online store, Club JT official online store, Rakuten market store, Club JT official online store, Yahoo store, nationwide Ploom Shop (Sapporo store, Sendai store, Ginza store, Tokyo Station store, Shibuya store, Yokohama Porta store, Nagoya store, Namba store, Hiroshima store, Tenjin store), nationwide Ploom STAND (some Don Quijote franchise stores).

 

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