Ticket to living in style
MANILA, Philippines - Together with Robinsons Specialty Stores Inc. (RSSI) and Philippine Airlines (PAL), MasterCard recently gathered its member banks at the Raffles Hotel for the unveiling of its promotion called “Jet Set Style,” which will give RSSI customers and MasterCard cardholders a chance to win a priceless fashion experience in London.
Leading the launch were MasterCard Philippines country head Poch Villa-Real and VP Jo-Ann Camacho, and Robinsons Retail Group president and COO Robina Gokongwei-Pe and RSSI general manager Mina Quizon.
“RSSI and MasterCard are indeed the perfect partners for this promotion — MasterCard is a global brand, while RSSI carries a roster of some of the best known global brands in the market,” Quizon said. “The Jet Set Style promotion is a great chance for our loyal customers to experience the heritage of our brands, and shopping in one of the world’s fashion capital — London!”
“MasterCard has always been known for giving its cardholders priceless experiences and the Jet Set Style is no exception. We’re giving away not just an all-expense-paid trip to London, but a truly priceless, specially curated fashion experience,” said Jo-Ann Camacho.
The lucky MasterCard cardholders will win an all-expense-paid experiential trip to London with one companion, inclusive of free round-trip Business Class tickets to London for two via PAL, four-day/three-night accommodation; $1,000 shopping spree at the London flagship stores of any of the participating brands: Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins, Burton, Warehouse and River Island; $1,000 wine and dine credit; P20,000 worth of gift certificates valid at any RSSI store in the Philippines; and a Priceless London Package. There will also be nine minor prize winners of gift certificates worth P10,000 from each of the nine RSSI brands.
The Priceless London Package includes a professional makeover, shopping experience with a stylist, photo shoot around London’s iconic sites, dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant and a traditional English high tea.
