The 2026 Consumption Vouchers campaign, with a budget of 517,294 euros for Dénia and 38,109 euros for Jesús Pobre, funded by the Provincial Council of Alicante, has been officially launched. The Councilor for Commerce, Maria José García, highlighted the public's familiarity with this initiative, which has become a staple of Dénia's commercial calendar. García emphasized that, in addition to facilitating purchases for families, the campaign underscores the importance of local consumption for the city's economic activity and daily life.
Beneficiaries can obtain vouchers worth up to 120 euros, which can be used at participating commercial and service establishments in Dénia and Jesús Pobre. To participate, individuals must be over 18 years old by the campaign's start date, be registered residents of Dénia or Jesús Pobre, and possess a valid NIF or NIE. Each person can choose between four vouchers (10, 20, 40, and 50 euros) or a single voucher of 120 euros. To use the vouchers, the purchase amount must be at least double the voucher's value, and multiple vouchers from the same person can be combined for a single purchase.
The voucher download and usage schedule is organized into three phases. The first phase, on October 29th and 30th, is exclusively for individuals over 65, with voucher usage from November 3rd to 25th. The second phase, starting November 3rd, is the general download period with two shifts (9:00 AM and 3:00 PM), with vouchers valid until November 25th. Finally, on November 26th, there will be a redemption of expired vouchers, usable until December 9th. The campaign will definitively conclude on December 9th, 2026.
To participate, interested individuals must register on the Consumption Vouchers 2026 website. Upon completing registration, they will receive a confirmation email. When the relevant download period opens, they must access the 'Already registered' section, identify themselves with their DNI and password, and request the vouchers, subject to availability. It should be noted that the voucher amount is considered a municipal subsidy and must be declared as capital gains in the 2026 income tax return.
