visit one of 33 cities this summer with i2
Visit Asia, Europe or Middle East with purchase of any Nokia bundle from i2
i2, the region’s largest and most diverse mobile phone provider launches a massive summer promotion, giving away round trip airline tickets to anyone buying a Nokia mobile phone bundle from any i2 store in the Kingdom starting tomorrow, no strings attached.
The promotion launches on June 16, 2007 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and will be rolled out in the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait ending a month later on July 16, 2007. With the purchase of a Nokia phone, i2 customers will be treated to a ticket to the destination of their choice from a wide selection of key cities in the Middle East, Europe, or Asia.
The promotion is valid for those departing from any one of the following airports: Riyad, Jeddah, Dammam (Saudi Arabia), Kuwait City (Kuwait), Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah (UAE). Destination cities include: Amman, Bahrain, Beirut, Cairo, Casablanca, Damascus, Dubai, Kuwait, Oman, Tehran, London, Paris, Vienna, Rome, Barcelona, Geneva, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Prague, Mumbai, Delhi, Karachi, Chennai, Kolkatta, Goa, Lahore, Dhaka, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore, Bali, and Manila.
Upon making the purchase, customers will receive a flight voucher and will be asked to specify three preferred destinations and dates. Customers will then be contacted within 21 days to confirm bookings and arrange flight tickets.
Unlike other promotions of its kind, the i2 offer will not contain any limitations. "We won't be adding a laundry list of restrictions in the small print," said Abdel Rahman AL Feez, Managing Director, i2 KSA. "We have not limited the promotion to a certain number of customers per day, or to a certain number of tickets or certain models. This is our way of saying thank you to our customers“.
He added: “The point is that we at i2 always go well beyond what is expected of us. We are dedicated to keeping our customers happy, and will continue to provide generous promotional offers in the future”.
