"This is a good day for all fans of sports, news and entertainment in Serbia and is part of our journey towards unifying the offer of Yettel and SBB. From now on, users can enjoy their relevant TV content available on two leading platforms, with the same channel order and the same prices," said Mike Michel, CEO of Yettel.
Yettel and SBB introduce two new tariff packages: Net TV Basic and Net TV Premium. The first, Net TV Basic offers a host of new channels, including United Media channels N1 and Nova, as well as a variety of sports content on ten Arena sports channels. Users who opt for Net TV Premium as part of the package will have all Arena Premium channels, two additional new Arena Premium channels (4 and 5) with the most exclusive sports events, as well as Arena Tennis and Arena Adrenalin, where they will be able to watch the world's best tennis and motor sports.
The new tariff packages are available to new and all existing Yettel and SBB customers who want to switch to this offer. The channels will be available immediately after the existing user changes the package, i.e. after the service is installed for the new user.
All content will be offered on the new and modernized Yettel TV platform, with the same channel layout as on SBB, which is logically organized so that national channels are first, followed by general, informative, entertainment, sports and specialized content. The platform also brings new functionalities that improve the overall viewing experience. SBB customers continue to use the EON platform.
Also, SBB now offers its users access to the streaming platform VOYO, which contains more than six thousand hours of premium local, regional and international content without commercials. The VOYO service is available to users of the new Basic and Premium packages during the promotional period.
For more information, visit www.yettel.rs and www.sbb.rs.