Online Friday 2017 will provide hundreds of promotion programmes and dozens of deals (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – “Up your style” will be the greeting from OnlineFriday 2017 to customers nationwide, which is slated for September 29.
The shopping event will feature products from beauty, health, fashion, andtechnology equipment industries and offer hundreds of promotion programmes anddozens of deals.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, well-known brands such asNguyen Kim, MediaMart, Sunhouse, Adayroi, Dong Luc, Fahasa, Giovanni, FPT, andSendo are expected to join the event.
Additionally, customers will have an opportunity to experience the Online toOffline model at the BigOFF event, which will be held on September 29 at tradecentres and stores in Hanoi.
Online Friday is the biggest annual online shopping day held by the Ministry ofIndustry and Trade.
The event, in its fourth year, aims to increase public awareness of e-commerceand enable customers to purchase high-quality products for less.-VNA
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Online Friday 2017 will provide hundreds of promotion programmes and dozens of deals (Photo: VNA)
