Attenza Signature Perfumery Brings Fine Perfumery to Quito Airport
Ecuador’s first duty-free boutique dedicated to fine perfumery has opened its doors in the international pre-boarding area of Mariscal Sucre Airport.
Quito Airport has expanded its commercial offerings with the opening of Attenza Signature Perfumery—a boutique that invites passengers to discover exclusive fragrances within a space dedicated to fine perfumery and excellence.
The new store features a curated selection of niche fragrances and creations from renowned international houses, including Tom Ford, Xerjoff, Jo Malone London, Loewe, and Acqua di Parma. It offers travelers the chance to explore distinctive scents and find options that align with their personal tastes and preferences before they board their flights.
This opening reflects Corporación Quiport’s commitment to the continuous improvement of the passenger experience. The addition of specialized retail concepts enriches the journey through the terminal and meets the expectations of travelers who seek variety, quality, and unique offerings during their time at the airport.
Ramón Miró, President and CEO of Quiport, noted that Attenza is a strategic partner in this endeavor. “Their commitment to introducing new brands and developing fresh retail concepts helps keep Quito Airport at the forefront of the passenger experience. Signature Perfumery represents a new milestone in this partnership and reaffirms Attenza’s confidence in the airport’s potential for continued growth and innovation,” he said. For his part, Ignacio Lasa, Vice President of Retail Commercial Operations at Motta Internacional—the business group to which Attenza belongs—stated that the synergy established with Quiport and Quito Airport enables the group to easily innovate its commercial offering. He also invited all passengers to discover the experience offered by Signature Perfumery.
With Attenza Signature Perfumery, Mariscal Sucre Airport continues to add experiences that turn travel into an opportunity to discover, enjoy, and take home a special memento of Quito.
