Local virtual bank ZA Bank has launched a physical event “ZA Carnival: Millionaire Edition” for its latest Millionaire PowerDraw campaign to engage with consumers.
The carnival will first arrive in the Olympic City on July 27 to August 8, followed by tmtplaza in Tuen Mun from August to August 23. The event features eight classic booths, including Rainbow (coin toss), Ring (ring toss), Teeth (teeth knockout), Pinball and more. ZA Bank mascots Zappy and Alfie will also be present at the venue with eight game booths and free prizes.
Visitors can take a trip down memory lane, win limited edition ZA merchandise while enjoying the indoor air. Participants who challenge the five gaming booths will receive a MillionTix for the real Millionaire PowerDraw machine lucky draw with a guaranteed prize inside. The real two-meter PowerDraw Millionaire machine gives out more than 100 MillionTix every day.
Rockson Hsu, CEO of ZA Bank, said: “We are delighted to host ‘ZA Carnival’ once again. By extending an online campaign into the physical world, members of the public can enjoy the human touch of virtual banking. They will also gain first-hand experience of our philosophy of ‘user delight in every interaction’ through online and offline channels. We hope to bring a sense of joy and solidarity to the community as the pandemic continues to linger in the city.”
In addition to the game booth, ZA Bank also cooperates with Sino Group for account opening and expense reimbursement. From today until 12 September 2022, new ZA Bank users will receive HKD 250 S Vouchers after successfully opening an account with the invitation code and spending with ZA Card at any merchant within 14 days. During the promotion period, users can also enjoy up to 11% S Coupon discount on ZA Card spend of specified amounts with two to four eligible transactions every month at selected merchants in Olympian City, tmtplaza and Citywalk.
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