03/09/2014 00:52 AST

Bank Muscat, the flagship financial services provider in the Sultanate, evoked big response to its presence at Salalah Tourism Festival celebrating the monsoon splendour and cultural heritage of Oman, which draws to a close on September 6.

In all the previous editions of the annual festival directed towards supporting Oman’s tourism industry, Bank Muscat has been closely involved with the popular family holiday event. The partnership with Salalah Tourism Festival is an earnest attempt by Bank Muscat to propagate the core family values held dear by Omanis, bringing together citizens, residents and visitors. As the nation’s leading financial institution, Bank Muscat seeks to utilise all opportunities in reaching out to people. Bank Muscat stalls adorned the festival venues where the bank personnel were on hand to familiarise visitors on various promotions and campaigns linked to services and products offered by the bank. Bank Muscat ATMs and CDMs offered superior levels of banking convenience and connectivity to visitors and tourists.

The bank utilised the opportunity to host exciting events, including a series of al Mazyona prize draws. The bank celebrated the RO 750,000 al Mazyona prize draw for the quarter ending June at a grand ceremony held as part of the festival. A high point in the calendar of Bank Muscat events, al Mazyona offers over RO 8 million in prize money, which is one of the biggest savings scheme prize money in Oman and the region.


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