Discounts of more than 75% in 4000 stores and 1000 brands

"Dubai Shopping Festival" .. the largest and most diverse session

Dubai Festivals and Retail Corporation held a press conference to announce the activities of the Dubai Shopping Festival.

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The Dubai Festivals and Retail Corporation announced the launch of the 27th edition of the Dubai Shopping Festival from December 15 to January 30, 2022, stressing that the festival will include a bouquet of unprecedented shopping offers, which will be the largest and most diverse.

She revealed, in statements during a press conference held in Dubai yesterday, that the new edition of the festival will include offers of discounts at rates ranging between 25 and 75%.

The most versatile

Ahmed Al Khaja, Executive Director of the Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment, said that the next edition of the Dubai Shopping Festival, which will start between December 15, 2021 and January 30, 2022, is the largest and most diversified in its history, both in terms of offers or downloads.

He added that keeping pace with the festival period with the activities of "Expo 2020 Dubai" is a qualitative addition to the activities of the festival, as visitors to the country will benefit from visiting the exhibition, and benefiting from the festival's events and performances at the same time, which makes the festival's offerings during its new session more extensive and diversified compared to previous sessions, with 47 A day full of prize draws and promotions.

4000 stores

For his part, Director of the Commercial Registration Department for the Retail Sector and Strategic Partnerships at the Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment, Mohammed Firas Eraikat, said that the download offers in the new edition of the Dubai Shopping Festival will include more than 4,000 stores, and more than 1,000 brands, compared to 800 brands during the year’s edition. 2019.

He explained that the discount offers during the festival period will take place through gradual stages, to increase their frequency and range between 25 and 75%, starting from December 26, in addition to launching various campaigns that include 90% discounts in various commercial centers belonging to the “Majid Al Futtaim Group”, in addition to offers "Megacell", in the "Dubai Mall" stores, which also include discounts of up to 90%.

He stressed that "Dubai Retail and Festivals" has implemented promotional plans for the festival in more than 20 regional and international markets.

gold

Erekat revealed discounts in the gold and jewelry markets of up to about 80% on various products, in addition to raffles for prizes for shoppers, as the “Dubai Gold and Jewelery Group” draw provides the opportunity to win up to a quarter of a kilogram of gold every two days on purchases worth 500 Dirhams or more for gold, diamonds, pearls and watches in the participating stores.

cash prizes

He added that festival-goers can enter into a weekly draw for opportunities to win cash prizes totaling one million dirhams, pointing out that those who shop in "Amber" stores have the opportunity to become an "Amber Millionaire" and win a million "Amber" points when shopping. 5,000 dirhams in stores such as "Harvey Nichols" and "Bloomingdale's" and others, during the weekend.

"Skywards Millionaire"

The "Skywards Millionaire" offer allows shopping in the "Dubai Mall" or in the daily "Skywards" outlets.

For every AED 100 spent, the shopper enters a weekly draw to win one million Skywards Miles with Emirates Airlines.

"Share Millionaire"

Shoppers at Mall of the Emirates, City Center Mirdif and City Center Deira can get products from the latest designer brands at lower prices during the Dubai Shopping Festival as part of the “Share Millionaire” awards.

Shoppers between December 15, 2021 and January 30, 2022, who spend 300 dirhams, are allowed to enter the weekly draw by scanning purchase receipts through the “SHARE” application, for a chance to earn “one million share points” for each purchase receipt.

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