Other

Amex to offer cardmembers Singapore Grand Prix experience

06 Jul 2012 - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}}

Special privileges await American Express cardmembers who shop at the World Duty Free (Bandaranaike International Airport) from July 1 to August 31, 2012. Simply spend USD100 at World Duty Free with your American Express card and two lucky winners stand a chance to experience the Singapore Grand Prix 2012 live with a companion. What’s more, every transaction of USD100 entitles cardmembers to a branded travel bag with compliments from American Express.

Sharmila Arasaratnam, Senior Manager Marketing - American Express Cards commenting on the promotion stated, “American Express Credit Cards is delighted to partner with World Duty Free to bring forth yet another promotion which is intended to reward our international travel savvy cardmembers, for their loyalty and cardmembership.”

The above promotion builds on many valuable travel related benefits on board the American Express card such as complimentary travel insurance for cardmembers purchasing their return air tickets using their American Express card, installment plans on travel packages, special savings and benefits globally with the American Express Selects savings programme and Global Emergency Assistance services world over.

For more information log on to: www.americanexpress.lk.

The American Express card is issued and acquired in Sri Lanka solely by Nations Trust Bank PLC.

Other

Amex to offer cardmembers Singapore Grand Prix experience

Most Popular Articles

Sri Lanka’s exports surpass US$9 billion in first half of 2026

Sri Lanka’s IMF reserve target comes under pressure: KPMG

Sri Lanka explores local gold refinery as IMF regulations delay import tax relief for jewellers

CSE ends lower as turnover falls to year’s lowest, ASPI holds key support

HMD introduces latest range of feature phones to Sri Lanka

CSE opens the week lower as broad-based selling offsets strong institutional activity

Latest News

Singer “Chili” fined for attempted assault on police officers

Sri Lanka’s exports surpass US$9 billion in first half of 2026

China ready to work with Sri Lanka to build strategic trust: Chinese Ambassador

Wildlife holiday bungalows to be upgraded

Toxic alcohol addiction changes brain chemistry: Psychotherapist