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Standard Chartered launches Eid-ul-Azha campaign with up to 60% savings

Standard Chartered launches Eid-ul-Azha campaign with up to 60% savings
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Standard Chartered Bangladesh has launched its Eid-ul-Azha 2026 campaign offering cardholders savings of up to 62 per cent across travel, hospitality, dining, lifestyle services and Eid-related essentials.

According to a press release, the campaign is positioned around the evolving nature of Eid celebrations, which the bank said now extend beyond a single day into a broader cycle of travel, reunions, gifting and preparation.

Under the initiative, cardholders can access up to 10 per cent savings on Qurbani-related services, including cattle purchase support, meat processing and home delivery through selected partners.

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The bank is also offering up to 62 per cent discounts on hotels and resorts across Bangladesh, targeting customers planning domestic Eid travel and short holiday stays.

For international travel, offers have been arranged through ShareTrip, including Tk6,500 off on flight bookings with minimum spending of Tk65,000 and Tk3,000 off on bookings above Tk30,000.

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Dining offers include up to 40 per cent discounts at selected restaurants, while salon and beauty services carry savings of up to 55 per cent ahead of Eid preparations.

Cardholders will also receive up to 30 per cent savings on shopping across fashion, footwear, accessories and lifestyle brands during the festive season.

Standard Chartered Bangladesh said the campaign is designed to move beyond transactional banking and support key festive experiences such as family gatherings, travel and lifestyle spending through a partner ecosystem.

With more than 120 years of presence in Bangladesh, the bank said it continues to align financial services with lifestyle needs through curated partnerships and customer-focused campaigns.

Standard Chartered PLC, the parent organisation, is listed on the London and Hong Kong stock exchanges and operates across 54 markets globally.

 

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