Nations Trust Bank American Express unveils exclusive privileges for Avurudu

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Nations Trust Bank American Express has launched its much-anticipated seasonal campaign, ‘Style the Season #withAmex,’ as the festive Avurudu season draws near.

Running until 30 April, the campaign invites cardmembers to indulge in memorable celebrations with their loved ones, enjoying unique benefits across a variety of lifestyle categories.

From dining and travel to fashion and home essentials, cardmembers can look forward to exceptional experiences at leading merchants across the country. Carefully curated to elevate the holiday spirit, these exclusive benefits ensure that cardmembers can celebrate Avurudu in style, whether by exploring new destinations, enjoying exquisite cuisine, or refreshing their wardrobes.

NTB Senior Vice President – Cards and Consumer Assets Niluka Gunatilake said: “At Nations Trust Bank American Express, we understand that Avurudu is a time for celebration, togetherness, and creating cherished memories. Through our seasonal campaign, we are pleased to offer our cardmembers exclusive privileges that enhance their festive experiences with family and loved ones. Our commitment is to provide unparalleled benefits that complement their lifestyle, making every moment of the season even more special.”

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