Online retail giant Amazon is gearing up for its 10th annual Prime Day, setting the stage for a global shopping event on July 16 and 17, 2024. Prime members from 22 countries are poised to enjoy access to millions of deals across a wide spectrum of categories, such as electronics, kitchenware, beauty products, and apparel. This year’s event is particularly special as it marks a decade since Prime Day’s inception, and Amazon is celebrating with a Prime Day Festival in Puglia, Italy, from July 12 to 14, featuring live music and immersive product experiences alongside early deal promotions and personalized recommendations for its Prime subscribers.In anticipation of the main event, Amazon has already rolled out early deals, including significant discounts on Amazon devices, five months of free Amazon Music Unlimited, and three months of Audible. Prime members can utilize Amazon’s Alexa technology to set up personalized notifications for deals, ensuring they don’t miss out on limited-time lightning deals that will be updated as frequently as every five minutes. The event also promises curated picks from celebrities like Megan Thee Stallion and Jess Sims, adding a touch of star power to the shopping experience.While Prime Day is exclusive to Amazon Prime members, the company is offering a 30-day free trial for new customers to partake in the savings. The annual membership is priced at $139 per year or $14.99 per month, providing benefits such as free shipping, Prime Video streaming, and more. Other retailers, including Walmart and Best Buy, are expected to host concurrent summer sales, creating a competitive landscape of bargains for consumers.
Key points
- Amazon’s Prime Day 2024 is set for July 16-17, celebrating its 10th anniversary with millions of deals.
- A special Prime Day Festival will take place in Puglia, Italy, from July 12 to 14, featuring live music and product showcases.
- Early deals and personalized offers are already available, with additional perks for Prime members.
- Non-Prime members can participate in Prime Day by signing up for a 30-day free trial.
