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Mairena del Aljarafe prepares the Bono 2026 with over 30 participating shops

Over 30 shops in Mairena del Aljarafe join the Bono Mairena 2026, which will open for applications in autumn to support families and local commerce.

Álvaro Jiménez Ponce
Álvaro Jiménez Ponce
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The City Council of Mairena del Aljarafe will open the application period for the Bono Mairena 2026 in autumn. More than 30 establishments from various sectors have already joined to support local commerce.

The City Council of Mairena del Aljarafe is finalising the new edition of the Bono Mairena 2026, an initiative aimed at supporting families and boosting consumption in the municipality's shops. More than 30 establishments have already confirmed their participation in the programme.

The final list includes businesses from a wide range of sectors: bookstores, stationery shops, restaurants, food, training, fashion, accessories, technology, opticians, health and wellness clinics, beauty, and professional services. Among them are TamTam Percusión, Mercado de Enma, Baoba Libros, Papelería Pencil, Vinopatas, Laserfit, Óptica Pisa, Avanza Sistemas, Mariscos Frescomar, Librería Triana, Peruvian Bakery, Atelier de Bodas, Picazo Clínica Dental, Anónimo Restaurante, Vince Centro de Belleza y Bienestar, Clínica Samalea, and Bridal Factory, among others.

The City Council will open the application period during the autumn for citizens to request their voucher and use it in the participating establishments. The exact dates and the amount of each voucher have not yet been specified and will be communicated as the registration period approaches.

Many of these shops maintain an active online presence through social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, where they share updates and promotions to keep their customers informed.

The Commerce Voucher is part of a broader municipal strategy to support the local business fabric, which includes recognitions for entrepreneurs, training actions, and new services for companies. The new municipal budgets, approved by the Plenary on 23 July, multiply by more than three the allocation for aid and services to businesses, which will allow these initiatives to be maintained and support for young entrepreneurs to be consolidated.

This edition of the voucher comes after the success of previous campaigns, which have helped strengthen the small commerce in the locality. Interested parties should stay tuned to the City Council's official channels to learn about the requirements and application procedure.

Álvaro Jiménez Ponce

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Álvaro Jiménez Ponce

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Graduado en Economía por la Pablo de Olavide. Madruga para leer balances, presume de hoja de cálculo y sigue sin fiarse de las criptos; escribe de economía, empresas y tecnología en Sevilla desde hace años.