The latest fashion trends dock in Tripoli with the opening of Max
In line with its expansion plan in Lebanon, Landmark Group, the region’s leading retail conglomerate, recently announced the opening of its third Max branch in Al Mina Street, Tripoli.
The inauguration of the Tripoli store was held under the patronage of Mr. Mohammad Kabbara, MP representing the city who attended the ceremonial opening alongside a select group of local media, in addition to Landmark’s top executives including Mr.Jeethendra Babu, General Manager of Landmark Retail Lebanon, and Adnan Chaito, COO of Landmark Retail Lebanon.
Despite the unstable political situation, the Max opening in the North’s Capital saw a cheerful atmosphere where family members flocked to Max to take part in the special entertainment program organized on this occasion. Kids enjoyed the various activities dedicated to them, particularly the Kazadou activities with animated cartoon characters in addition to face paintings and much more.
Benefiting from a strategic location in the northern capital, the 3-floor shopping destination, Max Tripoli expands over 1,801 sqm, bringing to life an impressive showroom that displays the latest fashion trends for women, men and children, in addition to a wide variety of accessories and footwear.
Commenting the news, Mr.Jeethendra Babu, General Manager of Landmark Retail Lebanon said: “When we established the first Max branch in Lebanon, we knew that the brand had tapped into a very promising market. Our continuously growing customer-base whether in our Hamra branch or in our Mar Mkhayel store reflects the brand’s truthful commitment to its promise More Fashion, More Value”. Babu underlined: “Today, we’re adding a new flagship to our Max line-up in Lebanon, and are fully confident that this new location will witness an even bigger success”.
The opening of Max’s third branch coincides with the release of the brand’s latest collection, offering refreshing patterns and ever-lively colors for a light summer season. Max, now next to you in Tripoli!
