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Spinningfields launches Manchester’s most premium gift card
The brand new Spinningfields Gift Card launches this week, redeemable in the estate’s many bars, restaurants and shops.
Located in the heart of Manchester city centre, Spinningfields is home to over 45 restaurants, bars and luxury, international fashion brands and is set to welcome a number of new restaurants over the next 12 months, including Beastro on Leftbank, The Refinery in XYZ and D&D in No.1 Spinningfields.
The perfect gift for foodies and fashionistas alike, people can treat their friends, family or colleagues to an experience in Manchester’s luxury dining and shopping destination, redeemable in the likes of Australasia, Manchester House, Emporio Armani, Nicky Clarke, and Tattu.
Minimum spend on the card is £5, with the credit valid for 12 months. Buyers can choose from a Christmas design or a classic Spinningfields look and add a personal message, with all gift cards delivered in a matching wallet.
The Spinningfields Gift Card is available to buy online, with delivery starting at £2.99 for first class postage.
Luisa d’Aprano, Head of Marketing for Spinningfields, said: “Spinningfields is the premium destination in Manchester, and with Christmas approaching and our great variety of shopping and dining, I am sure the Spinningfields Gift Card will quickly establish itself as the perfect gift. We hope people will get a lot of enjoyment out of it, wherever they choose to spend it!”
Terms and conditions are available on the Spinningfields website.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Hannah Newman-Jones .
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