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STUDYING in Durham just got better for students, and their families, with the InDurham Loyalty Card.
Signing up for the card will mean that your money goes further and you can indulge in a few treats.
Take advantage of the all the exclusive discounts being offered by Durham’s amazing businesses across the city.
Whenever you’re visiting Durham City you can use your InDurham Loyalty Card to make great savings at a variety of participating businesses including retailers, services, cafes and restaurants. So now you’ll be able to visit the city and know you’re getting even more value for your money whether you’re running errands or having a great day out with friends and family.
Manager of Durham BID, Adam Deathe, said: “Durham is a fabulous city, be it a place of work, study or indeed home. There is so much to explore and the InDurham Loyalty Card gives even more reason to spend time in the city. There really is something for everyone and, with businesses continually joining the scheme or changing their offers, you can experience something new on each visit. The savings made can be considerable and so the initial cost of the InDurham Loyalty Card can be recouped in just one visit to the city.”
You can find out which of the city’s businesses are participating in the scheme and their current discounts and offers here.
Explore all of the special offers and discounts available to inDurham Loyalty Card holders. There are a wide range of discounts available from the participating Durham businesses, ranging from food and drink, retail, hair and beauty, and lots of other treats and services.
Offers and discounts available to InDurham Loyalty card holders will be changed and updated in order to keep the loyalty card scheme fresh, interesting and seasonally relevant.
For just £5, you will get 12 months’ worth of fabulous discounts with the InDurham Loyalty Card. Your subscription will renew each year so you can continue benefiting from the great deals and offers available in the future too.
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