Business & Money | Thursday 26 January, 2017 2:11 pm |

As a leader in retail and family entertainment, Arabian Centres launches its first promotion in partnership with Careem, to bring smiles to millions of shoppers faces across Saudi Arabia.  

 

Not only does it offer a chance to win SAR 60,000 a value of full year free services sponsored by Careem, but visitors who use the car-booking service (via the Careem app) to get to any ACCL mall will get SAR 15 credited to their fare or ride for free up to the same value, between 26 January – 02 February 2017. 

 

What’s more is visitors will also get a chance to play and win discount vouchers from select outlets at participating ACCL Malls: Salma Mall (Hael), Tala Mall (Riyadh), Salaam Mall (Riyadh), Yasmeen Mall (Jeddah), Hamra Mall (Riyadh) and Al Ahsa Mall (Hofuf City).  

 

To join in the fun, all shoppers need to do, is simply register at the kiosks decorated in bright red and sign up to collect the smiley stickers from various stores throughout the mall, similar to a treasure hunt. Only 10 stickers are needed to complete the challenge and with hundreds of vouchers to give away, anyone can be a winner.  

 

Outlets include: Sparky’s, Adams Kids, All About Watches, Athlete’s Co, Ardene, Beverly Hills Polo Club, Bottega Verde, Dune, Inglot, Naturalizer, Shoe Studio, Skechers, Wojooh, Iconic, Koton, Fyandra, Arabian Oud, Hasan Al Namer, Monkey Cookies, Show Express, Dala Phone, Official Site, Natural Touch, First Show, Sensi and New Look. 

 

Children and parents can also partake in the Smiles & Ladders games set up at various points in the mall and make it a day of shopping and enjoyment.  

 

All Careem users visiting ACCL malls and registered guests will automatically be entered into the draw for the mega prize of SAR 60,000 a value of full year free services. 

 

We pride ourselves in bringing the best in retail offers and family entertainment to our visitors, and are pleased to collaborate with Careem in making our malls even more accessible to everyone. - Khalid Al Jasser, CEO of Arabian Centres.