Bank of Valletta announced the BOV Streets Alive shopping lottery, an initiative directed at promoting and supporting business activity in Valletta during summer. The promotion is linked to the BOV Streets Alive programme of events and covers payments made using BOV Cards on BOV EPOS terminals in Valletta from tomorrow to 24 August.
“By using their BOV card to pay for shopping and dining in Valletta, BOV cardholders have a chance to win back the amount spent,” explained Mario Gouder, executive head responsible for consumer lending at Bank of Valletta. “Just one transaction effected during the promotional period will automatically render the cardholder eligible to win back the amount spent, up to a maximum of Lm25 (EUR 58.23).
There will be three lottery draws, on 1 August, 13 August and 29 August.
Valletta merchants also have the opportunity to win one of three travel packages for two persons to a holiday destination of their choice when they process five transactions or more on the BOV EPOS terminal network during the promotion.
Tonio Depasquale, Chief Executive Officer at Bank of Valletta said, “We feel that this is an initiative from which everyone stands to gain and we sincerely hope that the BOV Streets Alive Shopping Lottery will once again this year generate further business activity at our merchant outlets in Valletta. This initiative underlines our active involvement in the organisation of BOV Streets Alive, a project we have supported wholeheartedly from its inception. While being delighted with the success achieved last year, we are looking forward to this year’s activities, which promise to attract the crowds to Valletta, truly bringing our capital city alive in the evenings.”
Further information regarding the BOV Streets Alive shopping lottery may be obtained from the bank’s website www.bov.com, by sending an email to:
[email protected] or by calling the bank’s customer service centre on tel.: 2131-2020 between Mondays and Saturdays, from 8am to 8pm (excluding bank and public holidays). Terms and conditions apply. DPL 61/07.