From left: Nasrullah Abd Mutalib Mall Manager, AEON MALL Tebrau City; Nikki Lee Chin Foong, Head of AEON MALL Marketing; Hai Rou Pee, Senior Manager,Students Support & Services of Curtin Singapore and Teng Kar Wai, Manager of Marketing-Curtin Singapore.
Johor Bahru, 28 October 2024 – AEON CO. (M) BHD. (AEON) is pleased to announce an exciting and unprecedented collaboration between AEON Mall Malaysia and Curtin Singapore, marking the first-ever partnership of its kind between the two countries. The collaboration aims to foster cultural and educational exchanges while celebrating the grand opening of Tsutaya Bookstore and AEON Food Hall at AEON MALL Tebrau City, set for 15th November 2024.
The Tsutaya Bookstore opening at AEON MALL Tebrau City represents a significant addition to the mall’s cultural and retail offerings, providing visitors with a unique space to enjoy Japanese-inspired literature, lifestyle products, and a cozy reading atmosphere.
As part of this historic partnership, AEON MALL Malaysia is launching a special redemption program exclusively for the Curtin Singapore community. From January to June 2025, students, faculty, and alumni can enjoy unique rewards when they shop at Tsutaya Bookstore and AEON Food Hall. Each month, participants can redeem exclusive merchandise, vouchers, and even movie tickets, making their shopping experience even more rewarding.
AEON believes that this collaboration marks a significant milestone for both AEON MALL Malaysia and Curtin Singapore. The company is thrilled to partner with Curtin Singapore and looks forward to offering exciting experiences and rewards to the Curtin community.
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