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International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) has announced a new customised Vodafone Red plan, free for six months for customers opening a new Elite account and applying for a credit card or those taking out a new IBQ loan until November 30.
According to IBQ, the customised Vodafone Red plan was “exclusively tailored” to serve its customers with “great telecommunication and lifestyle benefits,” including unlimited local minutes and SMS and MMS, 3.5GB local data traffic, 1,000 minutes international calls, roaming receiving calls, Vodafone Passport, free valet parking at shopping malls, and free access in airport business lounges, among others.
Hassan al-Mulla, head of Retail Banking at IBQ, said: “The Vodafone Red plan we are offering is specifically-customised for our valued customers and reflects IBQ’s marketing strategy to offer high-end products and services that are specially-tailored for them in partnership with reputable and renowned brands.”
He added: “IBQ has a strong commitment to build long-lasting relationships with its customers and provide them with excellent customer service with a focus on making banking simple, convenient, and tailored to their needs.”
For more information, contact the IBQ call centre on 4447 8000 or visit www.ibq.com.qa.
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