AltaPlaza Mall concludes the year with significant additions to its commercial and service offerings, reinforcing its position as one of the main destinations for shopping, gastronomy, and experiences.
Over the past few months, the mall has integrated new brands and concepts that expand its variety and appeal for the whole family.
Among the most recent additions are: Complot Academia, Samsung, Universum, Bocas Ricas, Grand Tours, Esa Flaca Rica, Eddie Bauer, Dream City, Bonage, and Lush, while Old Navy Springfield, Women’Secret, Tennis, and Adidas will be opening their doors soon.
These new additions cover a wide range of categories, from gastronomy and fashion to beauty, accessories, tourism, and home solutions, reaffirming the mall's commitment to offering a comprehensive and updated experience to its visitors.
· Complot Academia arrives at the mall to bring rhythm and flavor to youth. · Samsung, expanding the technology offer with innovative solutions for the home and personal use. · Universum, an interactive technological attraction with innovative themes, integrating immersive experiences and educational content for visitors of all ages. · Bocas Ricas, offering practical and flavorful gastronomic options. · Grand Tours, offering specialized services in cruises and tourist services, ideal for travelers and families. · Esa Flaca Rica arrives at the mall with a fresh and innovative gastronomic proposal. · Bonage, a Panamanian brand, joins the mall to complement the fashion and accessories offer. · Lush, expands the sustainable beauty category with its line of handmade products. · Eddie Bauer, offering clothing and equipment for outdoor activities. · Dream City, a specialized store in mattresses and rest, expanding the offer for the home. · Old Navy, Women’Secret, Springfield, Tennis and Adidas, upcoming openings that will strengthen the fashion and lifestyle offer, expanding options for visitors.
With this growth, AltaPlaza Mall reaffirms its vision of offering visitors a complete experience, thus strengthening its leadership within the country's commercial sector.
