Andalusian bookstores raffle a trip to Disneyland among families who redeem the Book Voucher from the Junta

Getting ready for back to school could win you a prize. And not just any prize, but one highly coveted by the little ones at home: a trip to Disneyland Paris. The Andalusian Federation of Bookstores (FAL) has launched the campaign #TodoEmpiezaConUnLibro, through which it raffles a trip to this beloved destination among families who redeem the Book Voucher 2025.

To participate, simply redeem the Book Voucher at any of the bookstores participating in the Federation's campaign and complete the form available on the website. A total of 21 businesses from Malaga are involved in this initiative, which include: Luces, Anrijav, Proteo and Prometeo, Q pro Quo, Renacer, Comic Stores, Mapas y Compañía, Rayudala, and En portada Comics. In addition to these, located in the capital, others from the province participate: Más que letras (Manilva), Librería Europa (Nerja), Librería Delta (San Pedro Alcántara), Pérgamo (Torremolinos), Almacenes La Lonja, and Librería Yerma (Vélez-Málaga), Papelería Ferro (Alhaurín de la Torre), Lorca (Arroyo de la Miel), Imprenta M. Lucena (Coín), and Teseo and Comic Stores in Fuengirola. Moreover, each bookstore participating in this proposal will have a distinctive identifier in its shop window.

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The prize, which can be won by any participant from all over Andalusia, includes flights from Malaga, transfers, accommodation at the Disney Santa Fe hotel for three nights, theme park tickets, and travel insurance. The draw will take place on October 16 in Huelva, in the presence of a notary, among those who have registered their details on the official website www.federacionandaluzadelibrerias.com/chequelibro and meet the participation requirements.

The Book Voucher is a form of aid from the Junta de Andalucía aimed at families with children enrolled in public and subsidized schools at the Primary, Secondary, and Basic Vocational Training levels. This digital document allows for free access to academic year textbooks at authorized bookstores, contributing to equal access to education and at the same time boosting local commerce.