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Coffee Passport in Quito Promotes Local Cafes and Creates New Gastronomic Routes
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What you should know: Coffee passport in Quito connects 20 cafes from May to December 2026 to boost local consumption.Initiative created by Andrés Limaico costs $4; you have to seal it, after receiving promotions and prizes on routes of the center and north.A project inspired by Mexico seeks to make independent cafes visible and generate community in front of big chains. In cities like Tokyo, Madrid or Mexico City, gastronomic “passports” circul…
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