Africa
Airport Hospitality World: American Airlines opens lounge in New York JFK; Encalm Hospitality reveals Rajiv Gandhi facility
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our popular Airport Hospitality World title.
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our popular Airport Hospitality World title.
Tourvest Retail & Catering brought together South African Airways and Maxhosa Africa in a heartfelt Father's Day collaboration that celebrates local craftsmanship, cultural heritage and the power of homegrown brands.
The MEADFA Awards, now in their fifth year, will honour companies and individuals for their commitment to advancing the regional travel retail sector.
To capture the World Cup atmosphere across its lounges, Plaza Premium Lounges have been designed as pre-game destinations for football fans, featuring themed activations and curated food & beverage offerings.
The Moodie Davitt Report is pleased to announce the find tranche of finalists from select award categories, less than a month ahead of the blockbuster Bengaluru event taking place on 7-8 July.
The Moodie Davitt Report is pleased to announce the third round of finalists from select award categories, less than a month ahead of the Bengaluru event taking place on 7-8 July.
Ajmal Dubai is bringing the artistry of Middle Eastern perfumery to a wider global audience through new airport openings in Birmingham and Cairo in partnership with Avolta.
Along the route, the team stopped at key Singaporean landmarks. Collectively, the 3km course translated into an impressive combined total of 165km covered by 55 participants.
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our popular Airport Hospitality World title.
The webinar will be staged on 10 June at 13.00 CET and will examine the impact of the Middle East conflict on the travel and travel retail industries.
Along the route, the team stopped at key Singaporean landmarks. Collectively, the 3km course translated into an impressive combined total of 165km covered by 55 participants.
AOT reported non-aeronautical revenue of THB16,605 million (US$511 million), down -4.47% year-on-year for the six months ended 31 March, as concession revenue was hit by weaker duty-free performance.












