FEDHASA scores blockbuster DStv subscription savings for paid-up members

Think you deserve an early Festive Season gift? FEDHASA and MultiChoice SA do!

We’ve partnered to offer paid-up FEDHASA members more affordable world class entertainment for their guests through an exclusive, limited offer DStv Business subscription discount deal.

FEDHASA members can now benefit from DStv Business subscription discounts depending on the number of rooms, subscription period – 12 or 24 months – and the industry-specific package taken, such as Stay Basic, Stay Essential or Stay Ultra. Click here to view your savings.

What’s more, signing up for the 12- or 24-month DStv Business subscription contract also guarantees you’ll be excluded from any potential price adjustments. Winning all the way!

The DStv Business subscription discount substantially lowers the cost of providing guest entertainment for hospitality businesses.

All paid-up members qualify for this benefit. Please contact your relevant regional FEDHASA office to confirm.

We’re just a call or email away! If you need to chat, get in touch with us at gm@fedhasa.co.za

*T&Cs apply

*The subscription-only bundle is for the DStv Business segment – i.e., only for selected businesses

Here’s to a bumper season!



DISCLAIMER

With respect to the implementation of the POPI Act which came into effect on 1 July 2021, please let us know by 9 December 2022 if you have any objection to us sharing your information with MultiChoice SA This will ensure that you benefit from this special benefit. We’ll accept no response as your permission to share your details. As FEDHASA, we’ve worked hard to secure this special benefit that will further assist our members during these trying times.

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