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i2 keeps religious tourists connected during Hajj season
- United Arab Emirates: Sunday, December 24 - 2006 at 14:30
- PRESS RELEASE
i2 launches an innovative project confirming its commitment to KSA, i2's home country.
A first of its kind service, the mobile outlets are ready to provide customers with Al Jawal services and Nokia products. Hajj is set to attract approximately 3 million pilgrims from around the globe to the Kingdom during this hajj season. To avoid incurring huge phone bills and for those who may forget to pack a charger or blue tooth device, i2's diverse range of products and services is available.
"Hajj is an extremely significant event in the Islamic calendar. We at i2 wanted to support the Pilgrimage to Makkah, which is how we came up with this evolutionary idea of placing i2 retail buses within the vicinity. During Hajj, pilgrims are undertaking a spiritual journey; it is a time to focus and cleanse oneself, the convenience of the 3 buses eliminates any stress of finding a retail outlet, for those who need to contact or be contacted by family and loved ones," said Abdul Hamid Al Sunaid
The pilgrimage takes place each year between the eighth and the 13th days of Dhu al-Hijjah, the 12th month of the Muslim lunar calendar. After which, the buses will be used to serve remote areas in the Kingdom.
Jameel Molhem, General Manager, Marketing, AL JAWAL stated that, "Al Jawal and i2 share the same goal: To offer KSA residents and tourists creative packages and convenience services. We are pleased to work with i2 again on their mobile outlets because we believe this campaign is one that will benefit visitors, the tourism industry and the Kingdom."
Jihad El Eit, Vice President of Marketing, i2, said that "this is a great opportunity to generate exposure to the company's values and our customer focused efforts. Our aim is to refresh our physical retail presence with creative and exciting ideas, which focus on offering the consumers more for their money."
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About i2:Founded in 1993 in Saudi Arabia, i2 is the region's largest and most diverse mobile phone provider. Over 1,300 employees across 350 stores in 22 countries are dedicated to providing i2 customers with technological solutions and services that enhance their lifestyles and shopping experience. i2 stores offer the widest range of mobile phones, PDAs, wireless technology, software, value added services and mobile accessories in the region. It is the first mobile phone provider to offer its customers a life-time warranty and a comprehensive after sales maintenance program on all products purchased in store or online. To better serve their customers, i2 has expanded its reach to include i2 magazine, i2 club, i2 prestige, i2 café and other innovative support programs. For more information about i2 products and services please visit www.i2-mobile.com . i2 operates in: Andorra, Bahrain, Chad, Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, KSA, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mauritius, Morocco, Reunion, Senegal, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, UAE and UK.
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