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Aeon Mall partners with Curtin Singapore to foster cultural exchanges 

Students, faculty, and alumni can enjoy rewards such as merchandise, vouchers, and movie tickets.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 28 Oct 2024 4:55PM

Aeon Mall partners with Curtin Singapore to foster cultural exchanges 
An exclusive redemption will be launched for the Curtin Singapore community between January and June 2025. - October 28, 2024

AEON Mall Malaysia and Curtin Singapore have announced a first-of-its-kind cross-border partnership, aimed at promoting cultural and educational exchanges. 

This collaboration coincides with the grand opening of the Tsutaya Bookstore and Aeon Food Hall at Aeon Mall Tebrau City on November 15, 2024.

An exclusive redemption will be launched for the Curtin Singapore community between January and June 2025. 

Students, faculty, and alumni can enjoy rewards such as merchandise, vouchers, and movie tickets when they shop at Tsutaya Bookstore and Aeon Food Hall. 

Aeon views this collaboration as a significant milestone and looks forward to enriching the Curtin community's shopping experience.

Aeon Co. (M) Bhd is a leading merchandise store and supermarket chain in Malaysia, with 28 Malls, 35 stores and other businesses. 

Curtin Singapore is a globally recognised university based in Singapore. - October 28, 2024

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