Zain Rewards Trust with iPhone Giveaway
Zain Bahrain has reaffirmed its commitment to rewarding customer loyalty by presenting four subscribers with the latest iPhones, as part of a promotional draw under its widely popular Wiyana Family package.
The winners - Ali Ridha, Sayed Ameen Husain, Abdulrahman Khalifa, and Ali Naser - were selected through a draw that concluded on June 2nd. The initiative reflects Zain Bahrain's continued focus on recognising its loyal customer base with meaningful and high-value rewards.
Celebrating customers
The Wiyana Family package is tailored to meet the needs of modern families, combining connectivity, entertainment, and exclusive benefits under one simplified plan. Priced from BD 33 per month, it offers six mobile lines, unlimited local and roaming data, 500 roaming minutes, unlimited local calls, a device worth up to BD 400, 12-month subscriptions to Shahid and TOD, free cinema tickets, and discounts at over 110 retail and dining outlets across the Kingdom.
Seamless access
Zain Bahrain has made it easy for customers to join or upgrade to the Wiyana Family plan by visiting any Zain branch or simply reaching out via WhatsApp at 36107999. The telco describes the package as a complete lifestyle solution aimed at enriching family connectivity with extra value and convenience.
Customer-first approach This campaign is part of Zain Bahrain's broader strategy to place customers at the centre of its innovation efforts. By offering generous benefits and celebrating loyalty with high-profile giveaways, Zain continues to build trust and engagement in a dynamic market.
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