"Menja i guanya!" 2021

Eating in the restaurants of Vandellòs i l'Hospitalet del'Infant can have a prize!

To promote consumption in catering establishments in the municipality of Vandellòs i l'Hospitalet de l'Infant and encourage economic activity during these first months of the year, the Department of Tourism has launched the promotional campaign "Menja i guanya!" , for the sixth consecutive year. In this way, customers who consume 20 euros or more in any of the bars, restaurants or take-out establishments in the municipality may participate in the draw for a SmartWatch, if they do so in March; of a tablet, if they do it in the month of April; and an experience for two people, if they do it in the month of May.

Thanks to the collaboration of the Association of Restoration and Hospitality of Hospitalet de l'Infant i la Vall de Llors (ARH), a voucher of 30 euros will also be raffled every month, to be used in any member establishment of this entity until 30 June.

To take part in the different raffles, it is only necessary for clients to hand over the tickets at the Tourist Office or at the same establishment where they have spent 20 euros or more. Before presenting the tickets, they will write down their full name, contact telephone number, email and municipality on the back of the tickets. Each month's raffle will be held on Radio L'Hospitalet de l'Infant during the first week of the month following the promotion. The tickets will not accumulate and will be withdrawn every month, so each of the three draws will be made with the tickets that are presented in the corresponding month.

With the resumption of this initiative, which last year had to be interrupted in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City Council intends to lend a hand to the restaurant sector, one of the most affected by the health crisis. "We want to increase economic activity, reward customers and customers who consume in the bars and restaurants in the municipality and, ultimately, attract people to local catering establishments", said the Councilor for Tourism, María José Gómez.