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Mastercard launches dine and fly campaign with chef’s table

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Press Release
19 July, 2025, 08:10 pm
Last modified: 19 July, 2025, 08:11 pm

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Mastercard launches dine and fly campaign with chef’s table

Press Release
19 July, 2025, 08:10 pm
Last modified: 19 July, 2025, 08:11 pm
Mastercard launches dine and fly campaign with chef’s table

Mastercard has launched an exclusive 'Dine. Delight. Depart for Thailand's campaign in partnership with Chef's Table, offering cardholders the chance to win exciting rewards by using their Mastercard debit, credit, or prepaid cards at Chef's Table outlets across Bangladesh.

The campaign, which runs from July 15 to August 31, 2025, promises grand prizes to the top 10 cardholders with the highest cumulative spending during the campaign period. The winners will receive a 3-day, 2-night couple's trip to Thailand, including airfare and accommodation. An additional nine winners will be awarded Unimart shopping vouchers worth up to Tk20,000.

The launch event was held at the Chef's Table Gulshan 1 outlet. Attendees included Syed Mohammad Kamal, Country Manager of Mastercard; Jubaer Hossain, Lead, Merchant & Commerce, Mastercard; senior representatives of Chef's Table; and senior officials from Mastercard's partner banks.

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"This campaign is designed to reward our cardholders with memorable experiences and exclusive perks for doing what they already love – enjoying great food," said Syed Mohammad Kamal.
Chef's Table, a popular multi-cuisine food court and lifestyle destination, continues to be a favourite for families and food enthusiasts. Mastercard's partnership with the brand is part of its broader strategy to enhance cardholder engagement through lifestyle benefits and travel-related experiences.

To qualify for the campaign, cardholders must make eligible purchases at any Chef's Table outlet during the promotional period using a Mastercard. Winners will be selected based on the highest cumulative spending and notified after the campaign ends.
The campaign highlights Mastercard's continued investment in lifestyle and experiential offerings, aiming to create value beyond payments for its customers in Bangladesh.

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