The initiative aims to support local commerce, encourage shopping, and reward customer loyalty. The campaign, fully funded by the island corporation within the Strategic Subsidy Plan for the Commercial Reactivation of Fuerteventura 2026-2028, includes contests, immersive experiences, horror passages, and escape rooms.
The Minister of Commerce, Lolina Negrín, highlighted the event's success, a result of coordinated work between the Cabildo and Empronor, with the City Council's collaboration. Gleiber Carreño, from the La Oliva City Council, invited families to participate in activities designed to revitalize the municipality's open commercial areas.
Daniel Rodríguez Santana, representing Empronor, thanked the Cabildo for its contribution and the municipal collaboration. The campaign has two parts: a contest for those who make purchases or consume over 20 euros in participating establishments, and the transformation of Avenida Nuestra Señora del Carmen and Calle Lepanto on October 31st into a themed stage.
On that day, horror passages, escape rooms, makeup activities, craft workshops, and a costume parade will take place.
