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The Christmas campaign of the businesses of the San Fernando Area has already started this festive bridge and does it giving its own atmosphere these days, not only through the lighting and decoration of one of the most emblematic streets of the historic center, but Also organizing a multitude of activities.

This was explained Wednesday by the Deputy Mayor and Councilor of the Economic and Trade Strategy Area, Ana Belén Castejón, at a press conference in which she was accompanied by the president of the commercial area of ​​San Fernando, María José Rodríguez, and by the event official Of the same, José Alcaraz.

Castejón, has launched an invitation to Cartagena and tourists so they do not hesitate to visit this street, where they can enjoy zumba and salsa exhibitions, as well as other shows, and take advantage to do their shopping in the shops of the area.

In addition, another incentive will be a contest that will be made between buyers, so that tickets will be given in exchange for their purchases, and on January 3 will be held a raffle, where the winner will have a gift certificate 1,000 euros to spend in an afternoon in the shops of the Area.

From now until Sunday 11 December, a Christmas market will welcome visitors and future buyers in San Fernando Street, which has been decorated for the occasion with more than 5,000 hand-assembled flowers.

COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY IN GROWTH

As noted by the president of the San Fernando Commercial Area, María José Rodríguez, far from going any further, commercial activity in the area has been more in recent times, in fact, there are scarcely 6 or 7 premises closed and in the last Month, specifically last week, opened a new one and in three or four months, two other doors, one of complements and one of men's clothing, will open their doors.

To these we must add the extension, shortly, of a hotel establishment.

In the wake of these new openings, Deputy Mayor Ana Belén Castejón recalled that the support of the PAICA plan (Plan to Support Investment in the Old Town), many of them aimed at taking out businesses in the area of ​​San Fernando .

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena