many s didn't know if they had access to it through their pre-existing HBO Now, HBO Go, or regular HBO cable subscriptions. Still, HBO Max grew U.S. subscriptions to 17.2 million as of December thanks to high demand for Wonder Woman 1984 and other titles, and now other parts of the world are anxious to gain access to the service.
Latin American and Caribbean countries are next up for HBO Max, which will launch in 39 territories across the region in late June. According to Deadline, the full list of countries includes Argentina, Barbados, Bahamas, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Venezuela, and dozens more. WarnerMedia additionally plans to roll the service out in European markets like Spain and Portugal later this year, making it available in a total of 50 countries by the end of 2021.
Demand for HBO Max is expected to continue in the wake of its massive pales in comparison to Disney+ during its first year, HBO Max's bold new decision and expansive library, encoming classic Hollywood fare to beloved animated shows, ensure the streamer will enjoy steady growth over the long term.
Source: Deadline
