Melburnians are in for a long weekend treat when 'Melbourne Money' opens offering people 20 per cent of their money back when they dine within the City of Melbourne.
'Melbourne Money' reimbursements will be offered on food and drink purchases made in-store from restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs, clubs and local breweries and distilleries within the City of Melbourne.
People who spend between $50 and $500 at hospitality venues from Friday 11 June can apply for 20 per cent of their money back by uploading a receipt online. Food must be included to be eligible.
People are encouraged to submit claims for consideration as quickly as possible to avoid disappointment as the program will be allocated on a first-in-first-served basis until funds are exhausted.
In addition to the CBD, the City of Melbourne incorporates key hospitality precincts such as Chinatown, Lygon Street, Docklands, North Melbourne, Kensington and Southbank.
'Melbourne Money' is offered in partnership with the Victorian Government as part of a $107.4 million contribution to bolster City of Melbourne businesses and entice visitors back.
