Carrefour Brand Festival

 



Carrefour Kenya Launches Brand Festival’ with Discounts and Prizes Worth Over KES 10 Million

The two-week event offers savings of up to 50% and a chance to win a car, home makeovers, and holiday trips.

During the festival, customers purchasing items from participating brands will gain automatic entry into a prize draw, where they stand a chance to win home appliances, home makeovers and shopping vouchers.

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Carrefour has been steadily growing its operations in Kenya, increasing its store network and offering competitive pricing. The retailer has introduced multiple promotions and loyalty programs to attract more customers, with the Brand Festival now emerging as one of its most ambitious campaigns to date.

For more details on participating brands and prizes, customers are encouraged to visit their nearest Carrefour store or check out the Carrefour app for updates.

Shoppers can take advantage of the Brand Festival deals at all 28 Carrefour stores across Kenya or via the Carrefour app, allowing for convenient participation both in-store and online.

With this initiative, Carrefour Kenya aims to reward its customers while strengthening partnerships with major brands in the country. This festival is expected to attract a significant number of shoppers, as Carrefour continues to expand its footprint in Kenya’s retail sector.



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