LuLu Hypermarket to launch ‘Shop More, Win More' at Ya Hala Kuwait Festival
KUWAIT CITY, Jan 29: LuLu Hypermarket, Kuwait's leading retail destination is delighted to announce its participation in the highly anticipated 'Ya Hala Kuwait Shopping Festival', the annual premier shopping event that provides opportunities to shop, save and win more.
As part of the exciting shopping festival, the retailer is offering shoppers a chance to win big. For every KD10 spent at any LuLu outlet across Kuwait, customers will receive one coupon, increasing their chances to win spectacular prizes. With the festival's slogan, 'Shop More, Win More,' LuLu invites everyone to enjoy an unparalleled shopping experience, offering a vast selection of high-quality products at competitive prices.
The Ya Hala Kuwait Shopping Festival spans an impressive 70 days of fun-filled shopping, featuring promotions, discounts, and a massive prize pool of $7.7 Million. Shoppers have the chance to win fabulous prizes, including from a lineup of 120 luxury cars and $1 Million in cash being given away as prizes during the festival.
LuLu Hypermarket's participation in Ya Hala Kuwait Shopping Festival aims to elevate the shopping experiences of customers by combining unbeatable deals like Big 5 Days, LuLu Shopping Festivals, TV Fest, a wide variety of products, and the excitement of participating in one of Kuwait's most celebrated shopping festivals.
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