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Ooredoo has launched a new competition offering customers the chance to win 1kg of gold by buying an Ooredoo Passport Card.
The contest, gives all Ooredoo customers a raffle ticket to enter the prize draw when they purchase an Ooredoo Passport Card at Qatar Duty Free branches in the Departure Terminal at Hamad International Airport (HIA).
Customers simply need to fill in and drop their raffle ticket at a designated area in the Departure Terminal at HIA before August 31 to enter the draw, which will take place on September 15.
Ooredoo Passport Card provides customers with 100 roaming minutes for all incoming, outgoing calls and 1GB of roaming mobile data in more than 70 countries. Ooredoo Passport also offers an extra 1GB of roaming mobile data for use in the other GCC countries.
Ooredoo Passport customers can enjoy 4G roaming speed on more than 55 roaming partners at no additional cost.
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