Buena Park Launches Passport Program to Support Local Businesses
In an effort to boost the local economy and support small businesses in Buena Park, the city has launched a new passport program that encourages residents and visitors to explore the vibrant community and shop at participating stores, restaurants, and attractions.
The Buena Park Passport program is a collaboration between the city government and local businesses to promote economic growth and community engagement. The program is designed to incentivize customers to visit multiple businesses in the city by offering discounts, special deals, and exclusive offers to passport holders.
“We are excited to launch the Buena Park Passport program as a way to support our local businesses and showcase all that our city has to offer,” said Mayor John Smith. “This program is a win-win for both businesses and customers, as it promotes economic development while providing residents and visitors with unique opportunities to explore Buena Park.”
To participate in the program, customers can pick up a passport booklet at any participating business or at the city hall. The passport includes a list of all participating businesses, along with a map of the city and special offers exclusive to passport holders. Customers can collect stamps from each business they visit and redeem their completed passport for a chance to win prizes and rewards.
“We are thrilled to be a part of the Buena Park Passport program and to welcome customers to our store,” said Sarah Johnson, owner of Sarah’s Boutique. “This program not only drives foot traffic to our business but also creates a sense of community and encourages residents to support local businesses.”
The Buena Park Passport program is a great way for customers to discover new businesses and attractions in the city while supporting the local economy. By encouraging residents and visitors to explore the community, the program helps to create a stronger sense of community and promote economic development.
“We are excited to be part of the Buena Park Passport program and to offer exclusive discounts to passport holders,” said David Martinez, owner of David’s Diner. “This program is a great way to show our appreciation to our loyal customers while attracting new ones to our business.”
In addition to supporting local businesses, the Buena Park Passport program also aims to create a fun and interactive experience for customers. The program encourages participants to post photos of their passport adventures on social media using the hashtag #BuenaParkPassport for a chance to win additional prizes and rewards.
“We want the Buena Park Passport program to be more than just a discount booklet – we want it to be a fun and interactive experience for customers,” said Jessica Rodriguez, program coordinator. “By encouraging participants to share their passport adventures on social media, we hope to create a sense of excitement and community around the program.”
The city of Buena Park is committed to supporting small businesses and promoting economic growth in the community. The Buena Park Passport program is just one of the many initiatives that the city is implementing to help businesses recover from the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and thrive in the future.
“We understand the challenges that small businesses are facing, especially in the wake of the pandemic,” said Mayor Smith. “That is why we are dedicated to supporting our local businesses and helping them succeed. The Buena Park Passport program is a testament to our commitment to economic development and community engagement.”
Overall, the Buena Park Passport program is a great way for residents and visitors to support local businesses, explore the community, and win exciting prizes and rewards. By participating in the program, customers can show their appreciation for the diverse businesses that make Buena Park a vibrant and thriving city.
