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Shopping Week in Czechia, Nov 9–15: free discount coupons

From November 9 to 15, the autumn “Shopping Week” (Nákupní týden), organized by the publisher Vltava Labe Media, is taking place across Czechia: shoppers can use discount coupons in physical stores and online shops. The coupons are printed in Monday’s issue of the Deník newspaper and can be downloaded for free at nakupy.denik.cz.

According to the organizers, a large number of shops and e-shops around the country are once again taking part. The discounts cover a wide range of categories: cosmetics, clothing, home goods, household appliances, sporting goods, as well as glasses, books, dietary supplements and much more.

Why the promotion is held in November

The timing is no accident. As the publisher’s marketing director Vítka Perutková explains, November is when many people start thinking about Christmas presents and looking for ways to buy them at a good price. In her words, the wide choice of discounts across different categories helps shoppers find gift ideas for children, parents, partners and friends. In other words, the promotion is a good chance to get the gift question out of the way early.

How to use the coupons

The rules are simple:

In regular stores, the discount is applied at the checkout. In online shops, you need to enter a promo code in the basket when placing your order.

The coupons can be used multiple times throughout the whole week, from November 9 to 15. The full list of participating shops, e-shops and offers is published at nakupy.denik.cz, where you can also download an electronic brochure with all the coupons.

What this means for foreigners

The promotion is open to all shoppers in Czechia, including foreigners. The discounts are valid from November 9 to 15: you can download the coupons for free at nakupy.denik.cz, then show them at the checkout in a store or enter the code in the basket of an online shop.

Around Prague, based on reporting by denik.cz

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