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QNB, in collaboration with MasterCard, has launched a campaign giving card holders the opportunity to watch the UEFA Champions League final live at the San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy, in addition to an exclusive shopping experience accompanied by a dedicated shopping assistant at Milan’s finest stores.
Tickets are courtesy of MasterCard, an official sponsor of the UEFA Champions League since 1994.
The campaign, which starts today and runs until April 10, gives QNB MasterCard credit card holders the opportunity to earn one entry into the draw for every QR800 spent locally and three entries for the equivalent spent abroad.
The minimum amount does not include cash advances, donations, fees and charges, or erroneous transactions.
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