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Moodie Davitt WeChat: Key stories from Week 14 as follower base continues to climb
The Moodie Davitt Report offers unrivalled Chinese language coverage of key China-related stories, anchored by our dual WeChat platforms – our weekly Moodie Davitt Account and Moodie Davitt Report China Travel Retail Express, which publishes daily.
“We will integrate existing airport duty-free resources throughout Jiangsu province to drive synergies and strengthen Wuxi Shuofang Airport’s hub role in the Yangtze River Delta,” outlines Shenzhen Duty Free Group.
Our latest choice of images comes from the new Noida International Airport in Uttar Pradesh, which was inaugurated on Saturday 28 March by Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi.
Among the carriers are three home-based airlines, Hong Kong Express, Hong Kong Airlines and Greater Bay Airlines, each moving their operations from Terminal 1.
Narita Airport, Japan’s international gateway, also introduced the ‘Enjoying your stay’ concept aimed at enhancing convenience and comfort for travellers.
The passenger facilities at the expanded terminal will be rolled out in phases, enabling the airport to respond effectively to passenger demand and projected traffic growth during the busy summer travel season.
Selected after a rigorous technical and commercial evaluation process, both firms reflect their strong alignment with Sydney Airport’s ambition for an efficient, resilient and world-class passenger experience.
Welcome to the latest digital edition of The Moodie Davitt Magazine, published to coincide with The Trinity Forum, which takes place in Doha on 5-6 February.
Today’s images come from Auckland Airport, where a large-scale Lego installation celebrates both its historic 1960s roots and its future vision of the terminal.
A key addition will be the arrival of UK casual-dining brand Wagamama through TRG Concessions in a 363sq m space with seating for 180 diners, as well as an executive lounge aimed at business travellers.
An array of Viennese hospitality favourites and new contemporary concepts will anchor 10,000sq m of retail and F&B to be operated by SSP Austria and Lagardère Travel Retail Austria.
A new multi-year agreement will see Pret A Manger expand its presence at London Heathrow Airport, including a flagship arrivals shop in Terminal 5. In this interview, Retail Director Fraser Brown discusses the commercial and operational drivers behind the move.
Passenger experience is central to the new concourse design, with a strong focus on comfort, convenience and modern amenities, which include new retail and food & beverage concessions.














