Shell and SCB offer experience of lifetime to lucky customers in exclusive Dubai trip

Highlighting the trip was the visit to the Ferrari World, the world's largest indoor theme park. Situating under a 200,000 square-metre red roof, the park boasts an indoor area of 86,000 square metres, or the size of seven football fields. Here the winners learned about the incredible story of Ferrari, an innovation partner of Shell for more than 70 years, and enjoyed an exclusive Ferrari test drive, the experience many dream of.

Aside from visiting the Ferrari World, the eight winners took part in several activities including driving a 4WD in the Arabian Desert, the world’s fourth largest desert, and ending the day there watching the beautiful sunset. Next up in the itinerary was a visit to the Dubai Frame, the world’s tallest frame that stands over 150 metres in height and offers panoramic sky view of Dubai. They also went sightseeing at Souk Madinat Jumeirah, an ancient Arabian bazaar near the Mijura beach known as “Little Venice,” visited Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, one of the world’s most beautiful mosques, and ended the trip with an exclusive access to the exciting Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2019, watching the final round of the 2019 Formula One World Championship at the Yas Marina Circuit.

The “Win an Exclusive Dubai Trip with Shell and SCB” campaign reflected Shell’s and SCB’s commitment to moving Thailand towards a cashless society. For every 25 baht spent at delicafé or Shell SELECT, paid via an SCB credit or debit card, or SCB Easy app, customers entered a chance to win this exclusive trip to Dubai.

More exciting campaigns are available for Shell’s customers. For more information, visit www.shell.co.th or Shell Line Official Account.

Enquiries

Sudarat Peetakanont
External Relations Advisor

Thitipa Laxanaphisuth
Country External Relations Manager
The Shell Company of Thailand
T +66 (0) 2 262 7839 

Sakaowan Supanpaesat
H+K Strategies Thailand
M +66 (0) 2-627-3501 #114
E ssupanpaesat@hkstrategies.com

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