Giant online shopping platform Lazada.vn on Monday said it would start its “online shopping revolution” beginning on Nov 9. (Photo: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) — Giant online shopping platform Lazada.vn saidit would start its “online shopping revolution” on November 9.
Organised in the countryfor the sixth consecutive year, the event this year is called “Mua Sao Bang” (AMeteor Shower of Sales) with huge discounts on the peak sales days of November9, 10 and 11.
On these three days,Lazada will be applying free delivery policies nationwide, the company said.
Under the programme, thecompany will co-operate with many famous brands like Samsung, Abbott, Huggies,Philips, Comet, Rohto, Unilever, Biti’s, Kangaroo and Bosch to offer discountsof up to 50 percent.
Alexandre Dardy, CEO ofLazada Vietnam, said the company had decided to choose many leading brandssince the quality of products for all sales in the online revolution would begiven priority.
The online revolution isone of the biggest shopping online events in Southeast Asia. It has beenorganised since 2012.
This year, the eventwill be organised in six countries where Lazada is operating, bringing millionsof products ranging from fashion to electronic products.
The event is also achance for merchants to increase their sales at the year-end shopping season.Last year in Vietnam, the event received two million orders on the first day.-VNA
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Giant online shopping platform Lazada.vn on Monday said it would start its “online shopping revolution” beginning on Nov 9. (Photo: VNA) 
