Almoradí opens Christmas Fair campaign to local businesses
Businesses can sign up free of charge until 15 November and be included in the town’s promotional campaign for the fair, scheduled for 18 to 20 December.

Businesses in Almoradí can join «La Navidad se vive en Almoradí» until 15 November. The free, voluntary town campaign is linked to the 16th Christmas Fair, which will take place from 18 to 20 December in Plaza de la Constitución. The Town Hall aims to extend the fair’s activity to the town’s shopping streets.
To take part, businesses must submit the municipal form at Tourist Info Almoradí or send it to turismo@almoradi.es. The form allows them to state their opening hours over the weekend, including Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
Joining the campaign does not require businesses to offer discounts or special promotions. Participating businesses will receive a Christmas window sticker and may be included in the Town Hall’s promotional activities, which aim to publicise the businesses open during the fair.
The Town Hall’s aim is to link the number of visitors to the square with shopping at local businesses. For residents, the initiative may make it easier to identify participating businesses and broaden the options for shopping in the town over the Christmas weekend. However, opening is voluntary for businesses.
The fair will also feature family activities, including performances, children’s workshops, visits from Santa Claus and Christmas shows. The programme combines leisure activities with the involvement of local businesses in an edition that will once again be held in Plaza de la Constitución.
The campaign is part of other municipal measures aimed at supporting local businesses. In October, the Town Hall launched the eighth edition of its Bono Consumo scheme, with 60 participating businesses and more than €330,000 put into circulation. This is a separate initiative: joining the Christmas campaign does not mean taking part in the voucher scheme.
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