The Rivoli Group, one of the largest importers and retailers of luxury brands in the Middle East, is now offering exclusive discounts of up to seventy per cent exclusively for Visa and Visa Electron cardholders at The Rivoli Sale being held at Al Boom Tourist Village from November 30 to December 2. The Rivoli Sale will feature a wide range of watches, writing instruments, accessories, leather goods, fine fashion jewellery, tableware, textiles and eyewear from Rivoli’s signature showrooms across the U.A.E. Abraham Koshy, General Manager, Rivoli, said, “Visa is the world’s most widely accepted payment card and the most convenient way for our customers to pay for their purchases. Visa and Visa Electron card transactions comprise a major percentage of our sales and, through the Rivoli Sale we wanted to reward Visa and Visa Electron cardholders for their patronage. The unrivalled discounts we’ll be offering across all our product categories are a token of our appreciation.”
The Rivoli Sale will be held between 10 am and 10 pm from Wednesday November 30 through Friday December 2 in the Hareb Hall at Al Boom Tourist Village, near Wonderland, off the Garhoud Bridge.
About Rivoli Group: Since 1988, The Rivoli Group has been building its strong position in the fast growing retail environment in the UAE and the lower Gulf states. The Group has become and offers a wide range of product categories from watches and writing instruments to menswear, accessories, gift items and eyewear. The Rivoli Group represents brands such as Montblanc, Longines, Dunhill, Links of London, Glashutte OriginalGlash, Carl. F. Bucherer, Milleret, Hour Choice, Kenzo, Vertu and more. The Rivoli Group is also well known throughout the Emirates for its 8 Rivoli textile stores, which have an impressive portfolio of designer fabrics and professional tailoring services – omit this part. The Rivoli Group operates over 175 stores throughout the GCC.
About Visa International: Visa International is a service association owned by, and comprised of, 21,000 member banks. These banks have issued over a billion Visa cards worldwide on which US$3 trillion per year is spent across over 150 countries.
Visa’s role is not to a make a profit but to provide payment solutions for its member banks, enabling them to issue cards and process merchants’ Visa card transactions. The Visa products issued by the banks are safer, more convenient and more efficient than cash. Furthermore, they help to bring people into the banking system and to increase the funds available for commercial loans, the lifeblood of a growing economy.
