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A memorable Ramadan experience at Bawabat Al Sharq Mall Filed on April 10, 2021
Bawabat Al Sharq Mall, Abu Dhabi s premier family shopping and leisure destination will treat shoppers to a unique Ramadan shopping experience. Finished in the Ramadan theme, the mall will capture the Holy Month s spirit while offering shoppers great winning chances.
Shoppers can shop for Dh200 at any store or Dh400 at Carrefour for a chance to win a Chevrolet Blazer. Those who shop on the first floor can double their chances to enter the vehicle draw that will take place on May 16.
On April 22, between 9 pm and 10 pm, shoppers will also get a unique chance to meet the Emirati YouTube and Instagram sensation, Futaim Al Falasi. Better known as Taim to her followers, she s one of the top 10 female media influencers across the region. Coinciding with her visit, her followers can participate in an exciting online competition. 24 winners will win great gifts from Al Sharqia, Medora, Fayen
Dubai: Is luxury going to lead the revival?
Whether in retail or real estate, the UAE’s wealthy are making their presence felt… once again. In recent weeks, they have put their signatures to pick up super-premium cars, signed contracts for plots to build Dh30 million plus “mansions”, or just walked into jewellery showrooms to pick up Dh100,000 plus designer pieces. For others, it’s ordering costliest fragrances in town.
Clearly, these buyers are not into off-the-shelf purchases.
“It’s all about sentiment – there’s this impression gaining ground that the worst of the COVID-19’s impact on the economy has been dealt with,” said a private banker. “Or they feel they have put in enough buffers into their business to absorb the virus’ impact.