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Win Dh5,000 in credit with talabat’s back-to-school campaign, The Good Stuff Giveaway

With schools back in session across the UAE, families are once again settling into the familiar rhythm of early starts, packed lunches, school runs and busy weeknight dinners. That means more errands and more orders for many households. talabat is looking to make that routine a little less stressful and a lot more rewarding with its The Good Stuff Giveaway campaign. The UAE-wide campaign from one…

Win Dh5,000 in credit with talabat’s back-to-school campaign, The Good Stuff Giveaway

As schools resume in the UAE, talabat aims to simplify household routines with its The Good Stuff Giveaway campaign. This UAE-wide initiative encourages customers to win Dh5,000 in talabat credit by completing regular food and grocery orders. Participants can enter a weekly draw after placing three orders within a week, with every subsequent set of three orders adding to their chances. Over 100 winners will be chosen throughout the campaign, which runs until September 21.

Simonida Subotic, Vice President & Managing Director of talabat UAE, expressed excitement about the campaign's potential to make back-to-school life a bit more rewarding. The promotion encompasses both food and grocery orders, allowing customers to enter through purchases they may already be making as they adapt to the school routine.

Talabat has also partnered with GEM Education for an on-the-ground activity. Starting in September, talabat mart-branded buses will visit ten GEMS schools in Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi, offering a mobile grocery experience. Around 10,000 gift bags will be distributed, each containing healthy products and everyday essentials available on talabat mart.

Parents will receive vouchers usable for future grocery orders, adding an extra layer of convenience to the school run itself.

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