Manaus Airport gains new stores and expands offerings to passengers

• Manaus Airport, part of the VINCI Airports network, has renewed its commercial operations by attracting new stores
• In total, there are 29 new stores, including Dufry Shopping, which opened its first units in Amazonas 
• Store expansion improves passenger experience and allows for more connections

The opening of new stores, kiosks, and restaurants is refreshing the atmosphere at Manaus International Airport, part of the VINCI Airports network. In total, there will be 29 new national and international brands expanding shopping options for passengers, including the first Dufry units on Amazonian soil, which are already operational.

Between October 2024 and March of this year, some stores have already begun operations. In addition to two Dufry Shopping units and the also new Panuozzo, those passing through Manaus Airport can also enjoy established brands such as Bob’s Burgers, Waku Sese, Gima Snack Bar, Brazil Gems, Sabores do Campo, Aerobags, Localiza, and Movida, which operate in stores and kiosks at various points.

In the coming months, passengers will also be able to enjoy new options such as three units of Casa do Pão de Queijo, a Havanna kiosk, an OKA Tshirt store, and another from Artesanato Tupiniquim, as well as new Duty Free units in the international departure and arrival lounges.

The airport has completed its renovation works for the adaptation and modernization of spaces and is now advancing on other fronts to continue improving the passenger experience and boost the Cargo Terminal. The new commercial project adds to the expansion of connections, with the offering of new national and international flights and an increase in passenger flow. In 2024 alone, 2.9 million passengers passed through the terminal, a growth of 10% compared to the previous year. 

Julio Ribas, CEO of VINCI Airports in Brazil, said: “We remain committed to expanding and diversifying our store mix, ensuring convenience and even more positive travel experiences for passengers. With more commercial options, including local companies and international brands, we are advancing to consolidate Manaus Airport as one of the main hubs in the North region, enhancing our offerings and services for national and international travelers.”