October 03, 2024
Addis Insight
Addis Ababa, October 3, 2024 – Ethiopian Airlines Group and Ethiopian Tourist Trading Enterprise (ETTE) have entered into an agreement to establish Ethiopia’s first duty-free mall. The two entities signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the development of a facility that aims to offer an international shopping experience, featuring luxury brands and local products.
The mall will be designed to provide a high-quality retail and leisure environment, targeting travelers and visitors. It is expected to contribute to the country’s aviation and tourism sectors by enhancing services and promoting Ethiopia’s cultural heritage through local offerings.
This development marks a step toward strengthening Ethiopia’s presence as an aviation and tourism hub in Africa, with the project set to be located near Bole International Airport. Both Ethiopian Airlines and ETTE view this collaboration as a significant opportunity to boost economic activity and create a destination for international shoppers and local consumers alike.
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