In partnership with Time Out London, mobile network Three will be launching special 'Streamliner Go Binge' river cruises, which will allow TV fans to binge-watch their favorite Netflix shows as they make their way down the River Thames.
As part of the competition, winners will be treated to the experience of watching Stranger Things or Narcos in a setting that puts an inventive twist on Time Out's open-air movies on the river cinema series.
The 'Streamliner Go Binge' is part of Three's 'Go Binge' initiative in partnership with Netflix, TVPlayer, Deezer and SoundCloud, which offers free streaming to customers without using mobile data. Earlier this summer, Three introduced a Bed 'N' Binge retreat where Netflix fans could stay up late in themed rooms watching their favorite shows on their mobile devices.
What's Driving This Trend
- Binge-watching Experiences
- Companies are offering unique experiences where customers can binge-watch their favorite shows in unconventional settings.
- Partnerships with Streaming Platforms
- Businesses are forming partnerships with streaming platforms to provide added value to their customers.
- Data-free Streaming
- Companies are offering data-free streaming options to enhance customer experience and increase customer loyalty.
Who This Affects Most
- Travel and Tourism
- The travel and tourism industry can create innovative and immersive experiences by offering binge-watching options in unique settings like river cruises.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can explore partnerships with streaming platforms to provide new and engaging experiences for their audience.
- Telecommunications
- Telecommunications companies can differentiate themselves by offering data-free streaming options as part of their mobile plans or partnerships.
