Rototom Sunsplash strengthens ties with Benicàssim commerce with a campaign to encourage shopping and reward customer loyalty

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The festival will raffle season tickets, tickets and merchandise items among those who make purchases over 10 € in Benicàssim establishments.

29 July, 2023

With the commitment to continue caring for the territory that has hosted it for 13 years, the international reggae festival Rototom Sunsplash launches a new campaign to support the commercial fabric of Benicàssim on the occasion of the celebration of its 2023 edition.

To continue filling Benicàssim with reggae and weaving ties from the festival with those who give pulse to local commerce and welcome us summer after summer, we propose something different in this edition. A traditional contest takes over this year an initiative to encourage shopping in local establishments and to allow, at the same time, that customers who make their purchases in them can enjoy the Rototom Sunsplash experience live and direct.

For every purchase over 10 €, each customer will receive an entry into a draw for up to ten prize packs, which include season tickets and/or tickets to the 2023 festival and also, in the case of the first two, different gifts with the Rototom essence.

Stores wishing to participate should register via WhatsApp at 622 036 278. Once registered, the organization will provide each business with a booklet containing the 50 participations that will be distributed among its customers. Along with the voucher, the establishment will receive an official accreditation as a participant, as well as a day ticket for the festival.

Rototom Sunsplash staff will collect the stubs during the morning of Monday, August 14. The draw will take place that same day in the afternoon at the festival facilities (Mosen Elías street, 14, Benicàssim), and the result will be published on the festival’s Facebook page.

The list of awards is as follows:

First: 2 season tickets + 2 backpacks + 2 sunglasses + 2 bottles of water + 2 flags

Second prize: 2 season tickets + 2 backpacks +2 sunglasses

Third: 2 4-day mini-cards

Fourth: 2 4-day mini-coupons

Fifth: 2 one-day tickets

Sixth to Tenth: 1 one-day ticket

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