Gate Card has entered into a partnership with Printemps Paris (the French department store) to offer exclusive summer shopping benefits for cardholders.



Exclusive perks:
🔹 First visit to Printemps Paris’ Haussmann flagship store to enjoy a welcoming 5% shopping discount
🔹 Depending on the shopping amount, enjoy tiered VAT refund promotions of 12% to 16%
🔹 Spend €188 or more in a single transaction to get a Machi Machi drink cup
🔹 Gate VIP5 users and above can enjoy private shopping consultant services (depending on local arrangements)

👉 Apply for a Gate Card now: https://www.gate.com/card?channel=8¤cy=USD
👉 Learn more: https://www.gate.com/announcements/article/100603
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SudoSoul
· 07-12 06:14
5% first-order discount + tax refund of 12%-16%. Buy 188€ and get Machi Machi for free. Gate VIP5 also includes a personal shopper—fully loaded on the specs, for sure.
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ToBeHonest,You'llLose
· 07-12 05:44
I’ve been to the Printemps Haussmann store—the rooftop terrace view of the Eiffel Tower is incredible. You can still get a discount with the card now, and Gate Card users are winning big.
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PerpPulse
· 07-12 05:14
This Gate Card collab is a pretty smart pick—Printemps Paris is a long-established department store. Going to Paris in summer means you can use it right when you need it.
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RetroRadioIridescence
· 07-12 05:09
I’ve seen that Machi Machi milk tea cup before, but I didn’t expect it to come as a bonus when buying a card—Paris shopping + milk tea check-in, all in one go.
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MintedAtDawn
· 07-12 04:22
May I ask how the PPN refund works specifically? Is it refunded on-site, or is it refunded when you leave the country? Does anyone knowledgeable know how to explain it?
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