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MSY Opens Three Beauty Brands

Travelers passing through Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) will now have three new places to shop for makeup, fragrance and gifts: MAC, Jo Malone London and Tom Ford Beauty. Operated by The Estée Lauder Companies, in partnership with Onsite Retailers, the three brands will offer MAC’s signature collection of professional-grade makeup, Jo Malone’s well-known perfumes and bath products, as well as luxury fragrances from Tom Ford. 

“Onsite Retailers is thrilled to partner with The Estée Lauder Companies to bring three of its iconic brands to New Orleans and continue our ongoing commitment to enriching the travel experience,” said Sandy Roberts, president of Onsite Retailers.

“As part of our ongoing commitment to meeting travelers where they are—with the experiences, services, and products they love, we’re thrilled to expand our presence in North America through the opening of the new MAC, Jo Malone London, and Tom Ford Free-Standing Store at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport,” added Umair Ansari, senior vice president and general manager of Travel Retail EMEA and Americas at The Estée Lauder Companies. “This expansion reflects our ongoing focus on putting the consumer at the center—by bringing beauty directly to their journey in a way that’s immersive, convenient, and tailored to their needs. Whether they’re New Orleans locals, domestic travelers, or international visitors, we’re excited for consumers to discover and enjoy the exceptional service and signature offerings of these three iconic brands.”

“Our priority is to continuously provide an exceptional travel experience with convenient, high-quality options at our passengers’ fingertips,” said MSY’s director of aviation Kevin Dolliole. “Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is proud to partner with Onsite Retailers and The Estée Lauder Companies to enhance the airport experience for our local community and visitors worldwide.”

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