COURTS Guyana has again set the lead in bringing cricket excitement to 170 lucky customers whose good fortune will allow them to enjoy VIP treatment at the Hero CPL T20 tournament.During a brief ceremony on June 14 at Courts Guyana, Main Street Office, Public Relations Officer, Roberta Ferguson noted that “cricket excitement is definitely in the air especially since the Guyana Amazon Warriors’ recent big win against the Jamaica Tallawahs.”
With Guyanese love for cricket, she noted that Courts Guyana Inc. is once again very happy and proud to be a sponsor of the Hero CPL T20 games. Ferguson explained that the tickets were distributed for all the games that will be hosted in Guyana.
“As a part of Courts’ commitment to the CPL tournament the company also wants to ensure that as many of our customers as possible get to witness the games live at Providence Stadium,” and therefore the company’s marketing department decided upon the competition.
“The company launched its Digital Promotion on May 27th and customers who shopped $49,999 and over from then until July 11th got the opportunity to enter to be one of 16 persons to take themselves and a crew of four persons to the games at Providence,” she explained. Some of the lucky winners present at the ceremony could not explain their excitement.
Ferguson said further: “That is a total of 80 persons going to the games, where these lucky customers will be treated to food, drinks, service, transportation and their own special VIP area at the Providence Stadium.”
The company, she noted, also had bowl-off competitions at several of the stores countrywide where lucky customers got the opportunity to bowl to win tickets to the various games. “These competitions brought the total sum of tickets given away to 170 and the final bowl off competition happened at Courts Main Street on June 14.”
The company takes pride in giving back to its customers and saying thank you for their loyal patronage and will continue to endeavour to have the best products and services and the most rewarding promotions, Ferguson said.