Did someone say shopping minus taxes? Count us in! If there’s one thing people in India love, it’s anything and everything to do with discounts. Whether it’s a seasonal sale or a jugaadwala sale, there is no way we’re letting go of amazing offers! So, people visiting/arriving from the Bangalore Airport, check out this amazing deal right here: You can shop your hearts out at the airport, without worrying about taxes!
All About The No-Tax Shopping Offer At Bangalore Airport
Apparently, you can enjoy this tax-free shopping experience at several retail, beverage and food outlets. And that too, not just at those inside the terminal area of the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), but also on the kerb side! A Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) spokesperson told Bangalore Mirror, “This offer is is available across all outlets at the airport. Visitors can avail the offer at The Quad as well as at the Kerb side outlets, except MRP ones like Living Liquidz.”
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Bangalore Airport: Buy Tax-Free From These Stores!
So, according to Bengaluru Airport’s website, if you buy from certain stores, the airport will pay up the tax amount. The offer is valid till September 15, and there are some amazing stores on the list: Vero Moda, Shoppers Stop, Hidesign, M.A.C, Fabindia, Accesorize, Fossil, Swarovski to name a few. Don’t forget that it’s also on food and beverage stores, like Café Coffee Day, Chai Point, KFC, Pizza Hut, and Smoor!
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Shop For A Noble Cause
There’s actually a good cause behind this delightful offer. So, BIAL, the authority that owns and operates the Kempegowda International Airport, is trying to help out business establishments there. The pandemic has indeed brought so many commercial places to a halt. We think this is a great way to revive them! Meanwhile, hotel and tourism industries across India are facing the brunt of the pandemic. On that note, check out how you can help revive tourism in thecountry.