AUSTRALIA. Brisbane Airport today unveiled Prosegur Change as its new foreign exchange partner. The company’s trademark yellow and black branding will be gradually introduced to the terminals from today.
Prosegur Change will provide an array of premium, market-leading services featuring the latest in smart digitalisation, Brisbane Airport said. Travelex was the former operator.
Services include state-of-the-art ATMs dispensing up to ten major currencies, transaction tablets, an online ecommerce platform, prepaid Travel Money Cards, LED displays, cash-to-cash machines and cash today machines.
Brisbane Airport Executive General Manager Commercial Martin Ryan welcomed Prosegur Change to the Brisbane Airport community at what he called “an incredibly exciting time”.
Ryan commented: “This new partnership signifies the first chapter in the International Terminal’s one-of-a-kind retail evolution.
“We’re delighted to partner with a global brand that’s leading the way in innovation and aligns with our vision of providing exceptional customer service and an enhanced passenger journey.”
{Click on the YouTube icon to view Brisbane Airport’s spectacular animation portraying the dramatic revamp of its International Terminal as part of the Future BNE transformation}
Prosegur Change CEO Sacha Zackariya said: “We are thrilled to be bringing our brand to Brisbane Airport at such an exciting time.
“As the airport evolves to meet the demands of the future, we look forward to becoming a part of this vibrant journey and delivering a unique experience to travellers from around the world.”
Prosegur Change’s arrival will be complemented by the introduction of an array of new Travel Essentials, food & beverage and specialty concessions following a Request for Proposal, which invited top-tier operators to bid for over 32 premier opportunities within the International Terminal.
Announcements relating to the remaining successful new partners are set to be made in the coming weeks.
The retail refresh and expansion comes as Brisbane Airport embarks on the A$5 billion (US$3.3 billion) Future BNE transformation of the airport (see panel below). This includes upgrades to both terminals, planning for Terminal 3, as well as landmark industrial and commercial developments. ✈
* ‘Future BNE’This article forms part of an ongoing series by The Moodie Davitt Report dedicated to Brisbane Airport’s hugely ambitious A$5 billion (US$3.3 billion) ‘Future BNE’ development. As reported, the programme, which includes over 150 projects, is the biggest in Brisbane Airport’s history. Future BNE will upgrade both the Domestic and International terminals and continue the development of a new Terminal 3 precinct as both Brisbane and Queensland look forward to hosting the 2032 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. In a unique eight-year editorial programme, we will track the development right through to the Games themselves. The Moodie Davitt Report Founder & Chairman Martin Moodie visited Brisbane Airport recently to kick-start the series. Click here to read his comprehensive interview with Brisbane Airport Executive General Manager Commercial Martin Ryan and Head of Commercial Property Development Toby Innes. Look out for more coverage of the ongoing developments coming soon. |
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