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South Africa’s ISP company OpenWeb has announced to reward its clients with Avios on their LTE-A mobile data purchases

As part of the launch, OpenWeb and Avios will be awarding the first 150 customers that take up the offer, a 2,000 bonus Avios.

Avios will be awarded into customer’s Avios Travel Rewards Programme account or their British Airways Executive Club Membership Account.

Keoma Wright, CEO of OpenWeb, said “Our customers can earn Avios by purchasing their monthly internet connectivity, which will bring that dream holiday that much closer. Avios can be used for travel rewards, including towards flights, hotels, car hire and experiences.”

“Our partnership with the Avios Travel Rewards Programme has allowed us to reward clients for simply purchasing their internet connectivity from us. In addition to the 2,000 bonus points clients will receive, they will also collect one Avios for every US$0.47 they spend every single month,” Wright further added.

OpenWeb provides LTE-A Mobile data across South Africa boasting average speeds between 10Mbps and 50Mbps. The data packages start at US$27.19 for 50GB and customers have a choice between a month-to-month agreement or a 24-month agreement that includes a complimentary router.

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