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佛山禅城區首發3000萬消費券“促消費，惠民生”

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4月9日，佛山市禅城區召開新聞發布會，宣布4月10日禅城區政府將啓動禅城區“促消費，惠民生”活動月暨佛山(禅城)首屆線上美食節活動，屆時禅城區委、區政府首期投入3000萬元資金發放消費券，商家投入3000萬+資金，共同推動消費服務業全面複蘇，提振市場消費信心，拉動消費持續增長。

據悉，本次活動針對佛山市用戶及目前定位在佛山的用戶，時間橫跨4月至5月，分兩大主題，兩個階段有序開展，以發放惠民電子消費券形式，在禅城區重點區域、重點領域具有線上支付功能的實體經營企業（場所、商家）抵扣消費。

本次線上美食節活動覆蓋範圍廣，諸如嶺南新天地、佛山創意産業園、國瑞升平商業中心、南風古竈、紫南美食廣場等美食集聚區內注冊登記或經營的各類商家，以及重點商圈的主要商業體包括東方廣場、興華商場、順聯國際、印象城購物中心、新DNA購物中心、天虹購物中心、綠島廣場等商家，凡上線了美團和大衆點評團購的都屬于消費券使用範圍。

考慮到“五一”黃金周將至，家電行業、旅遊行業也將迎來如火如荼的經營旺季，第二個主題則暫定爲“家用電器新消費活動”，並計劃安排財政資金2000萬元發放電子消費券，屆時將集中力量推動傳統家用電器“觸網”爲突破口的新消費，鼓勵重點商圈、大型賣場等重點區域開展家用電器物聯網消費結構升級優惠促銷活動。

除卻兩大主題活動，禅城區政府已投入3000萬財政資金支持區企業積極應對疫情帶來的經營困難，助力住餐旅行業度難關，因此整個項目資金規模將達到8000萬元。

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