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In the Christmas village there will be around 20 stalls, each measuring 5.8 m². The rental fee for a stall is 24,900 kr. for the weekend. We are looking for tenants who will bring life and festive cheer to the stalls, decorating them and making them fun.
Applicants must submit their application by 1 October, after which applications will be selected and new applications will be placed on a waiting list.
Applicants must submit their application by 1 October, after which applications will be selected and new applications will go on a waiting list.
With regard to sales, sellers must comply with any applicable laws and regulations. If a product or product category is in any way conditional or subject to the granting of a licence, sellers are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the requirements and obtain the relevant permits. This applies, for example, to the sale of food, drinks, alcoholic beverages and other products that may be subject to regulation. Sellers are also encouraged to find out whether and what insurance may be appropriate, where applicable.
The location of the Christmas houses is regularly reviewed, and the placement of individual vendors is adjusted accordingly to best suit this purpose. The project management's primary objective is for the Christmas Village to be as successful as possible, and this is the guiding principle for all its operations and activities.
Included in the rental fee are all costs for the setup and operation of the building and the cleaning of the area. In addition, the City of Hafnarfjörður will be responsible for attracting visitors and promoting the Christmas Village in various ways.
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