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US. Relay at Ind unveiled six stores at the long-awaited new Indianapolis International Airport terminal which opened yesterday amid great fanfare. Relay at Ind is a partnership between HDS Retail and DRE Retail.
The US$1.1 billion facility, named Col. H. Weir Cook Terminal, can handle up to 12 million passengers a year. It features 50 retailers and restaurants, plus free Wi-Fi.
Several of HDS Retail’s key banners are part of the airport’s new concession programme, including Relay, the world’s largest news and gift brand; the recently developed news and convenience concept USA Today Travel Zone; and Hub Convenience, a concept offering news, quick grab-and-go meals, snacks, coffee and confectionery items.
Two other speciality concepts round out the programme: a line of body care, kitchen and ambience products, provided by Fruits & Passion; and jewellery and fashion accessories offered by Artizan.
HDS Retail President & CEO Gerry Savaria said: “We feel privileged to be part of this exciting project. The new terminal building makes a huge statement and will greatly enhance the experience of Indianapolis residents and visitors alike as they travel through the airport.”
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This recent picture shows the new airport taking shape |
About HDS Retail North America
HDS Retail, North America operates a network of 300 stores including 125 airport locations in the US and Canada with concepts such as Relay and Virgin Books & Music. It is a fully-owned subsidiary of Lagardère Services, which has around 1,400 stores across operations in 20 countries. See www.hdsrna.comfor more information.
About DRE Retail
DRE Retail is a certified Airport Concessionaire Disadvantage Business Enterprise, based in Indianapolis. Hal Darring, the founder and CEO, brings over 22 years of professional experience, with an emphasis on sales, management, and consulting. He has spent the last seven years providing services at Indianapolis International Airport.
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