TÜRKIYE. Avolta has underlined its commitment to enhancing the traveller experience at the new Çukurova International Airport, which was inaugurated on 10 August.
As revealed by The Moodie Davitt Report, Avolta simultaneously unveiled its duty-free store in the new gateway to Mersin and Adana provinces and the wider Çukurova region.
In line with its corporate mantra, Avolta pledged to “make travellers happier” through a locally inspired offering across its 1,000sq duty-free space in arrivals and departures.
The new airport services a range of domestic and international destinations, with a capacity of 9 million passengers, enhancing connectivity and supporting tourism and commercial activities in the regions.
As mentioned, the new stores draw heavily on local inspiration, aligning with the retailer’s commitment to create a strong sense of place through a territory-inspired offering.
Travellers can shop all the core product categories, including perfumes & cosmetics from world-renowned brands, a selection of duty-free wines & spirits, as well as tobacco products, local and international sweets, chocolates and candies, fashion & accessories, toys, and unique regional products of the region.
Avolta Southern Europe CEO Isabel Zarza commented: “It is a privilege to play a significant role in the development of Çukurova International Airport, a key transportation hub for both domestic and international flights.
“As a global player, we are dedicated to providing a more holistic offering to our valued partners and we are very happy to be able to showcase this commitment here in Türkiye, in line with Avolta’s Destination 2027 strategy, making the journey as rewarding as the destination and providing an enjoyable experience for all travellers.”
Göksu Güney, Deputy General Manager of Çukurova International Airport operator KZV Airports said: “Çukurova International Airport, which we at KZV Airports have built and now operate using the latest technology, is one of the most important aviation investments in Türkiye and the world, especially in the Çukurova region.
“It has a capacity of 9 million passengers and a main runway and an auxiliary runway of 3,500 metres in length, enabling the largest passenger aircraft to land and take off.
“We are working hard to make a significant contribution to the development of our country and Çukurova in terms of the economy, tourism and trade, and to provide a pleasant travel experience for our domestic and international guests.
“With Avolta joining us, we are pleased to bring together strong brands from the world and our country, with a more comprehensive choice in our commercial areas for our passengers travelling from all over the world.”
Çukurova International Airport expands Avolta’s footprint in Çukurova, where the company is already present in Antalya International, Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen International, Kayseri Arkilet International, Zafer Airport, operating travel retail and food & beverage spaces. ✈
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