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Kumari Bank partners with Ramada Encore for customer discounts

Customers can access special rates on dining, spa treatments and stay packages under a newly signed agreement.

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News card for Kumari Bank partners with Ramada Encore for customer discounts in economy, sourced from Makalu Khabar English.

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  • Kumari Bank and Ramada Encore signed a deal for customer discounts on dining and spa services.
  • Annual spending tiers unlock complimentary birthday cakes and free overnight stays.
  • The bank maintains 279 branches and 295 ATMs across the country.

Kumari Bank Limited and Ramada Encore by Wyndham Kathmandu-Thamel have formalised an arrangement to grant special price reductions to bank users. Patrons visiting the establishment can utilise marked-down rates for dining and wellness treatments. Individuals patronising the hotel can also split payments through instalment facilities. Moreover, frequent visitors meeting specific yearly expenditure targets qualify for additional complimentary perks such as birthday cakes and overnight accommodation. The banking institution maintains a widespread network comprising hundreds of branches and automated teller machines throughout the territory. Representatives stated that similar collaborations will continue to enhance convenience for patrons. Additional promotions include reduced pricing structures for dedicated group and family packages offered by the hotel property. Officials confirmed that both institutions intend to maintain this cooperative arrangement moving forward.

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