Concept Big Brands Carnival hosts shopping extravaganza with leading global brands

Branch opening with Jackie Shroff and Chunky Pandey.

The Concept Big Brands Carnival (CBBC), the UAE's largest fashion and beauty event, launched its five-day shopping extravaganza with special guest appearance by Bollywood stars Jackie Shroff and Chunky Pandey to grace the occasion.
The platform invites UAE residents and tourists to visit and avail of discounts up to 75 per cent across an array of high-end global brands. The event opens its doors from 10am to 10pm from March 28 to April 1 at Sheikh Rashid Hall, Dubai World Trade Centre, with free entry to everyone.
As part of the mega promotion, everyone visiting CBBC will have the opportunity to take advantage of these mega reductions across a range of over 300 world-class brands and products - such as Aldo, Nine West, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Emporio Armani, Nike Vintage, Michael Kors, Versace, Calvin Klein and many more for shoppers to revel across.
As a partner to numerous world renowned brands, CBBC will be stocked with a range of products from all the leading brands.
Commenting on this strategic platform, Vijay Samyani, founder and managing director of Concept Brands Group, says: "The UAE has been a very promising market. We have witnessed substantial growth over the past few years in the UAE and across the GCC with great response from Oman and Kuwait etc. As a platform that is conceptualised for the best benefit of consumers and brand retailers, CBBC bridges demand and supply of high-end brands in our market. Over the 13 years, CBBC has attracted over a million shoppers from the GCC with participation from hundreds of international brands. This year, we expect about 80,000 shoppers and we are all set to make their experience an unforgettable one."
"We are confident that this platform plays a key role on the overall shopping experience offered to the region and are excited to be part of the economic growth of UAE's retail sector, which is expected to reach Dh200 billion by end of this year and forecasted to grow by five per cent on average each year - according to an analysis by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry," Vijay concluded.