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SAC Community Discount Program You can find out more about all retailers and their special offers for you, by clicking on the logos below. SAC Community Discount Program As of December 2014, the management team of Sofia Airport Center launched a special program - SAC Community Discount Program - for all employees at the complex. Did you take your free SAC Community Discount Card? To take advantage of the promotional prices at the outlets included in the program, you need to present your SAC Community Discount Card every time when shopping in some of them. Картата има ли период на валидност? Is the card personal? No, it is not. Since there is no personal information printed on it, it cannot be considered as personal. Anyway, we expect the respective employees would want to take advantage of it. 1 How much does it cost? The first card that you will receive will be at no cost for you or your company. If you wish to renew it after its expiration, there will be a nominal fee. How many cards can I receive? Each employee receives one free of charge discount card. In case your card is stolen or lost during its validity period, you can obtain a replacement card at a nominal fee. *All new employees have the right to get a free card. We will prepare it upon receiving a request by the person in charge within the respective company who deals with the distribution of the cards. Is there a period of validity? Yes. The card is valid from the moment you receive it to 31 Dec 2016. Does the card renew automatically after its expiration (31 December 2015)? Yes, it does. All cards with validity period by 31 December 2015 have been automatically renewed at no cost. Nominal fee for production still will be due by the employees but only in the cases when a second / replacement card is requested. 2 Steamera is a company offering innovative solution for cleaning your vehicle. The technology involves using steam produced by certified machines Optima Steamer in combination with high quality biodegradable products. This leads to perfect results and reduced environmental impact, compared to the conventional car wash services. Contact information and working hours of the car wash: 64, Christopher Columbus Blvd., Sofia Airport Center, Building A2, Level -1; Business hours: Monday to Friday: 08:30 – 17:30 SAC Community Discount Card allows you to use discounts for the following services: 10% for all services. The discount cannot be used in combination with other existing offers and promotions. Website: www.steamera.bg . ASIA TO GO is one of the well-known for their quality places for Asian food in Sofia. It offers a wide range of specialties cooked in an authentic way including sushi, salads, soups, wok, curry and others. Additionally, the culinary shop to the restaurant offers products and ingredients for Asian meals that you can buy and cook into your own kitchen. Contact information and working hours of the restaurant: 4а, San Stefano Str. Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 11:00 - 21:00 SAC Community Discount Card allows you to use discounts for the following products: 10% for all food and beverages order at the restaurant or through its official website www.asiatogo.bg . 3 * The discount cannot be used in combination with other existing promotions and for orders made through the websites www.bgmenu.bg or www.foodpanda.bg . The price for delivery is fixed and is not subject to a discount. Note: If you order online through the website www.asiatogo.bg, please make sure to write your SAC Card number in the field “Comments”. Alternatively, you can place your order over the phone. In that case, you will also need to provide your card number to the person taking your order. Website: www.asiatogo.bg 100 Grama Sladki makes an array of gourmet chocolate candies, macaroni, creams, pies and cakes, crackers with different flavors, round loafs – all of them made with the highest quality Belgian chocolates, carefully selected fresh nuts, fresh fruit creams and original alcohols. SAC Community Discount Card allows you to use discounts for the following products: 10% for all products in the shops and salons, including catering for private holidays * You cannot use your SAC Loyalty Card for corporate orders (catering, corporate gifts, etc.). If you have interest in this type of products/services, please send an inquiry to the following e-mail email: [email protected] Contact information and working hours of the shops and salons: 100 Cherni Vruh Blvd. - Paradise Shopping Center, tel.: 0886 699 767 Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 10.00 - 22.00 48 Sitnyakovo Blvd. – Serdika Shopping Center, tel.: 0886 699 168 Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 10.00 - 22.00 Aleksandar Stamboliiski Blvd. – Mall of Sofia, tel.: 0882 259 702 Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 10.00 - 22.00 4 34, Maragidik Street, tel.: 0886 699 787 Business hours: Monday to Saturday: 08:00 - 20:00; Sunday: 09:00 - 20:00 18А, Angel Kunchev Street, tel.: 0886 055 463 Business hours: Monday to Saturday: 08:00 - 20:00; Sunday: 09:00 - 20:00 Mladost 4, block 459 (opposite Business Park Sofia), tel.: 0886 699 105 Business hours: Monday to Friday: 08:00 - 20:00; Sat. and Sun. : 09:00 - 19:30 114, James Boucher Blvd., tel.: 0886 699 027 Business hours: Monday to Saturday: 08:00 - 20:00; Sunday: 09:00 – 20:00 Party Center Joy Station provides to its customers a variety of entertainment options including bowling, billiard, snooker, foosball, darts, pop and rock concerts. SAC Community Discount Card allows yo u to use discounts for the following services and products: 15% for all games and tickets for concerts Contact information and working hours of the party center: Studentski Grad, 3 Akad. Stefan Mladenov Str. Business hours: Monday 11:30 – 02:00; Tuesday to Friday 11:30 – 04:00; Saturday 10:00 – 04:00; Sunday 10:00 – 02:00 Website: http://joystation.bg/en/ Fantastico is a chain of 36 superstores distinguished by a specific modern vision of the interior and superior customer services. All retail outlets are situated on the territory of Sofia and at the end of 2006 Fantastico expanded outside the capital, namely in the city of Kyustendil. 5 Fantastico stores are equipped with ATMs, POS terminals for payment by international and national credit and debit cards. Customers of the stores may do their shopping with food cheques of state organizations and private companies as well as with food vouchers. SAC Community Discount Card allows you to use discounts for the following products: 5% for all products except tobacco. The discount cannot be used in combination with other existing offers and promotions. Website: http://ff-bg.net/en/ Contact information of the stores: 72, Oborishte Street, kv Poduyane 2, Hubcha Street, zhk Krasno selo 8, Madrid Boulevard, kv Poduyane 2, Suhodolska Street, block 12, zhk Zapaden Park 56, Tsarigradsko Shousse Boulevard, zhk Mladost 1 40, Rayko Aleksiev Street, zhk Iztok 98, Montevideo Street, zhk Ovcha kupel-1 20, Cherni vrah Boulevard, zhk Lozenets 65, Slivnitsa Boulevard, zhk Sveta Troitsa Gen. Stefan Toshev Street, block 223, zhk Krasno selo 29, Baba Vida Street, zhk Hadzhi Dimitar Mladost-4, block 405 46, Shipchenski prohod Boulevard, zhk Geo Milev 30, Bratya Bakston Boulevard, zhk Bakston Evropa Boulevard, zhk Ljulin-1, Jawaharlal Nehru Boulevard - opposite block 604, zhk Ljulin-6, Han Kubrat Boulevard - block 301, zhk Nadezhda-3 138 Nishava Street, zhk Strelbishte 64, Aleksandar Pushking Boulevard Nikola Mushanov Boulevard, block 331A, zhk Krasna Polyana 15, Atanas Moskov Street, Mladost 4 12, Akad. Stefan Mladenov, zhk Studentski Grad 8, Sveti Nikola Novi Street, zhk Nadhezda-2 Todorini Kukli Boulevard, between block 96 and block 97, zhk Suhata Reka 50, Buzludzha Street, Tsentar 192-198 Vitosha Boulevard, zhk Ivan Vazov Tsarevets Street, block 118, zhk Nadezhda-1 6 52, Kosta Lultchev Street, Sky Sity Shopping Center, zhk Geo Milev 204, Cherni vrah Boulevard, zhk Vitosha 3, Tirana Street, block 2, zhk Druzhba-1 102 Street, opposite block 321, zhk Mladost-3 87A, Simeonovsko Shousse Boulevard, zhk Malinova dolina 81, Makgahan Street, zhk Hadzhi Dimitar 140, Prof. Tsvetan Lazarov Boulevard, zhk Druzhba-2 15, Sveti Kliment Ohridski Boulevard, zhk Darvenitsa 76, Akad. Metodi Popov Street, zhk Izgrev Restaurants My Choice offer a variety of culinary specialties for connoisseurs of Bulgarian and international cuisine. The menu and specially selected wine list can meet the requirements of the most demanding guests and the ones observing special diets. Restaurants My Choice prepare and deliver lunch menus and catering platters for your home, office or event. The team of professionals organizes special events including weddings, proms, corporate events, corporate parties, team buildings, birthday parties, conferences, etc. SAC Community Discount Card allows you to use discounts for the following services and products: 15% discount for consumption in the restaurants Contact information and working hours of the restaurants: Restaurant MyChoice 1 - Simeonovo, 14a Momina salza Str. Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 11:00 - 23:00 Restaurant MyChoice 2 – Studentski grad, 3 Akad. Stefan Mladenov Str. (in the building of Joy Station) Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 11:00 – 23:00 7 Restaurant MyChoice 3 – Geo Milev, 52 Kosta Lulchev Str. – SkyCity Mall Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 11:00 – 23:00 Grand & Joy Optics are on the Bulgarian market more than 12 years, during which they successfully meet the requirements of the modern and busy customers. Located in key and convenient locations – in both the city center and the major shopping malls – they offer full list of services. These include sales and service of sun and prescription eyewear; sale of contact lenses and accessories; onsite examinations by ophthalmologists; express production of prescription glasses.
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