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VietinBank launches a savings promotion 'Save, Open the Treasure, Welcome the Holiday' to celebrate April 30–May 1 holidays. The program runs from April 22 to May 31, 2026, and applies to individual customers who intend to save and also use VietinBank's payment services. Under the promotion, customers who open new savings deposits of 40 million dong or more and simultaneously register for/hold a VietinBank payment package during the deployment period will be eligible to participate in a prize draw to open the 'Travel Treasure' with valuable prizes. The highlight of the program is a grand prize system that emphasizes experiential travel destinations, including: - One Europe prize: an 11-day, 10-night tour for two people - One Japan prize: a 5-day, 4-night tour for two people - One Korea prize: a 4-day, 3-night tour for two people Along with many other prizes under the 'Journey of Discovery' program, including cash transfer prizes for lucky customers. A VietinBank representative said the program is designed to encourage customers to increase saving actively, while broadening opportunities to experience international travel amid high demand for holidays. Not only focusing on savings products, the program also promotes a trend of financial services tied to life experiences, delivering added value for customers within the modern banking service ecosystem. With the message 'each saving is an opportunity to open a treasure', VietinBank expects the program to attract strong interest during this year's April 30–May 1 holidays. For more information, please contact VietinBank branches nationwide or the customer support hotline: 1900 558 868, Email: contact@vietinbank.vn
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