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European Youth Card partnership brings 20% dining discount

From Ta Nea · () Greek

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  • Greece’s Youth and Lifelong Learning Foundation announced a partnership adding four food brands to the European Youth Card network.
  • European Youth Card holders can receive a 20% discount at company-owned GOODY’S BURGER HOUSE, EVEREST, LA PASTERIA and OLYMPUS PLAZA locations.
  • The foundation said the initiative aims to make everyday services more affordable and support young people’s participation in social life.

Young people with Greece’s European Youth Card can now receive 20% off at company-owned outlets of GOODY’S BURGER HOUSE, EVEREST, LA PASTERIA and OLYMPUS PLAZA.

The Youth and Lifelong Learning Foundation, known as INEDIVIM, announced the brands’ inclusion in the card’s partner network. It described them as popular choices for everyday dining, quick meals and social outings.

We are particularly happy that brands loved by young people are joining the European Youth Card network.

· Anna RokofyllouThe INEDIVIM president welcomed the new restaurant partnerships.

INEDIVIM President Anna Rokofyllou said, “We are particularly happy that brands loved by young people are joining the European Youth Card network.” She said the partnership combines quality, savings and an enjoyable experience, while making daily life more affordable and giving young people more choices.

The foundation presented the agreement as part of its broader work with youth programs, including the European Youth Card and Erasmus+. INEDIVIM is a nonprofit public-interest legal entity supervised by Greece’s minister of education, religious affairs and sports.

This partnership offers young people benefits that combine quality, savings and an enjoyable experience.

· Anna RokofyllouShe described the practical benefits of the discount program.
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