Duty Free Philippines Anniversary Sale: All You Need to Know
Keep the dates and locations in mind!
(SPOT.ph) A trip to, from, and around the Philippines won't be complete without pasalubong. And where's the best place to get them tax-free? At Duty Free Philippines, of course. They're celebrating their anniversary this May, and they've got their fave pasalubong finds at discounted prices littered throughout the whole month, through various locations.
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Duty Free Philippines celebrates its anniversary with a sale this month.
Don't miss these three sales and their locations this month.
First, which starts today and runs only until May 4, is at the Luxe Duty Free located at the Pacific Drive in the Mall of Asia Complex. You can score items from luxe beauty and fashion brands at up to a whopping 50% off. Doors are open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
According to the site, arriving passengers (within 48 hours upon arrival); senior citizens and Persons with Disability (one year upon arrival with the shopping card); and a balikbayan or any returning Filipino who has been abroad for at least a year (within 15 days upon arrival) can shop at the Luxe. Just present your passport and plane ticket at the Customer Registration Counter.
If you can't drop by this weekend, don't fret. You still have a chance to cop Duty Free items at 50% off when you visit the second sale at Fiestamall in Parañaque from May 16 to 18.
Lastly, if you have flights to and from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Terminals 1, 2, and 3), Mactan Cebu International Airport, and Clark Hilton Hotel from May 21 to 31, you will still able to score pasalubong at up to 20% off. It'll be twice as difficult to resist dropping by Duty Free when you come home—but hey, you can also get twice the pasalubong with double the savings.
ICYDK, you can also shop Duty Free items online through their website. Luxe Duty Free also has a website you can browse for products.
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