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Facade of IBQ main branch. Right: IBQ head of Retail Banking Hassan al-Mulla.
International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) has announced that it is offering its customers a “unique opportunity” to exclusively receive 10% cash back by using their IBQ Visa Platinum credit cards.
The offer, which was launched in partnership with Visa and Qatar Duty Free (QDF), applies to all purchases made at QDF until September 30, 2015.
The promotion also allows IBQ cardholders to earn up to $25 for each QDF transaction, with a maximum limit of $200 per month. The cash will be added to the card account associated with the Visa Platinum card at IBQ.
IBQ head of Retail Banking Hassan al-Mulla said: “Rewarding our Visa Platinum cardholders with a 10% cash back on their purchases at QDF through this offer from IBQ, Visa, and QDF reflects our commitment to add value to our customers’ travel experiences, especially now as Hamad International Airport is a key destination for Visa cardholders during the summer holidays. Thus, Visa Platinum cardholders with IBQ are in for a special treat.”
IBQ credit cardholders enjoy a host of other benefits. Terms and conditions apply.
For more information, contact 4447 8000 or visit www.ibq.com.qa.
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