Residents aged over 16 can receive up to €100 in discounts at 149 participating shops under the Bons Mallorca scheme, running from 12 November to 12 December.
Mallorca residents can benefit from a new round of shopping discounts starting on Thursday, 12 November 2026, as the Bons Mallorca programme makes 40,000 vouchers available for purchases of local products. Each eligible resident can use up to five vouchers worth €20 each, providing a maximum total discount of €100.
The scheme has a budget of €800,000 and covers 149 participating businesses across Mallorca. It is administered by the Mallorca Island Council’s Department of Economic Promotion and Local Development.
The vouchers will remain available until 12 December, unless the allocated supply runs out earlier.
Who can use the vouchers and how they work
Eligibility is limited to Mallorca residents over the age of 16. Each €20 voucher can be redeemed against a minimum purchase of €40 in qualifying products.
Residents may use all five vouchers in a single transaction or at one participating shop, or distribute them across several authorised retailers, provided the applicable purchase requirements are met.
The scheme operates entirely through a digital system available at participating points of sale. Customers must present their identity document to use the discounts.
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Mallorca launches 40,000 €20 shopping vouchers for local products. Which products qualify for the discounts?
Five product categories are covered by Bons Mallorca.
These include goods with a protected designation of origin or protected geographical indication, products made in Mallorca carrying a local product label, and items certified as organic by the Balearic Council for Organic Agricultural Production.
Products with integrated production certification and accredited artisan goods are also eligible.
The participating businesses and organisations include companies, self-employed traders and social economy entities such as cooperatives, mutual societies, foundations and associations engaged in economic activities.
Other eligible participants include social integration enterprises, special employment centres, fishermen’s associations and agricultural transformation companies.
The programme is intended to encourage purchases of locally produced goods and address higher energy and transport costs linked to the conflict in the Middle East.
Each qualifying resident can receive a maximum of €100 in discounts during the campaign, subject to voucher availability.