For its part, the Minister of Treasury and Finance of Buenos Aires, Pablo López, indicated that: “through the DNI Account discount program we are financially including thousands of people, while we boost the economy and promote consumption in neighborhood businesses.” And he added that “Through the massive use of DNI Account we managed to support businesses during the summer season in each tourist point and we strengthen the role of public banking as a promoter of growth.”
Discounts with DNI Account on the Atlantic Coast and other tourist spots
Nearby shops
30% off in local businesses attached to the Atlantic Coast, Tandil and Sierra de la Ventana. Every day with a refund cap of 800 pesos per person per week
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supermarkets
30% off in participating supermarket chains, with a return limit of 1,000 pesos per person per week. Tuesdays 8 and 15, and Wednesdays 9 and 16 February.
Selected businesses
30% savings in shops of emblematic brands associated with holidays, such as Atalaya, El Centinela and other outstanding places by area of influence. every day with cap of 800 pesos per week and person.
fuels
30% discount at adhered YPF service stationss, every day until February 28 inclusive, with a discount cap of 1,000 pesos per person and per month.
Participating shows, entertainment, rides and theme parks
30% off with a cap of 1,000 pesos per transaction.
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Cell phone recharges
30% off in credit recharges from cell phone companies Movistar, Personal and Tuenti. Every Monday with cap of 100 pesos per person and per day.
SUBE card top-ups
30% off in loading the card. Every Mondaycapped at 100 pesos per person and day.
Nearby businesses (the entire province)
15% discount in participating nearby shops. The Thursday and Friday, with a cap of 400 pesos per person and per week.
Source: Ambito
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