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clear skyThe heroes of Bansko · Employee of the Month
The waiter who remembers your order. The maid with a kind word. The salesperson who sends you off with a smile. It's time to thank them — publicly. Every month we recognize the people who make Bansko a warm place.
Nominate in the Facebook groupTakes less than a minute · Free
The idea
„"Heroes of Bansko" is not a competition. It's a way of saying „"thank you"" to the people who make our guests' stay and our lives here better every day — often without anyone noticing. When good work is seen and recognized, it inspires more good work. This way, the entire service in the city is raised to a new level.
A sincere thank you weighs more than any remark. Here we recognize the people who do their job with heart.
When good treatment stands out, it becomes the standard. And guests return to where they felt good.
Bansko is a different city — and we want to do different things. A small idea with a big heart, born here, for the people here.
Current month
This month the prize is provided by the team of vbansko.com — because we believe that good people deserve to be noticed, and we are ready to be the first to set an example. This month the award is from us. Next month — it could be from you.
How to vote — in 3 steps
Join the "Heroes of Bansko" community on Facebook.
Comment with the person's name, the facility they work at, and why they deserve it.
Like the nominations you agree with. The one with the most likes wins the award.
Hall of Fame
The heroes who have already won the heart of Bansko.
We are expecting the first hero of Bansko.
It could be someone you're just going to say "thank you" to.
This spot is reserved for next month's hero.
And for the one after that. The hall is still filling up.
Become part of the initiative
Do you have a business in Bansko? Secure next month's prize and associate your name with the most positive initiative in town — in a context of kindness, not salesmanship.