Tender News
Gebr Heinemann partnership wins Norway duty-free tender and strikes contract to 2036
The partnership, which operates under the Tax Free Norway brand, has been the incumbent travel retailer for over 20 years, with Oslo among Gebr. Heinemann’s leading locations by sales.
The airport company seeks modern concepts for five food & beverage areas and six shops with step-by-step implementation from 2028.
The partnership, which operates under the Tax Free Norway brand, has been the incumbent travel retailer for over 20 years, with Oslo among Gebr. Heinemann’s leading locations by sales.
The tender is one of a flurry of forthcoming commercial opportunities as the Hong Kong gateway’s second terminal extends its passenger services.
We feature the first design visuals as daa International captures a contract to develop, lease and operate a VIP passenger terminal at Washington Dulles International Airport.
The opportunity covers two units: a 25sq m space in the Arrivals Meeters and Greeters Hall on Level 5, and a 111sq m unit in the Departures Southwest Concourse on Level 6.
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In major tender news, Airport Authority Hong Kong has issued a Request for Proposals for its liquor & tobacco and perfume and cosmetics concessions – two of Asia’s and the world’s most prestigious airport retail businesses.
Under the new agreement Hudson will develop duty-free stores across A, N and S concourses as the company extends its existing footprint at the US west-coast airport.
Nearly 30 locations across the Minnesota gateway will feature branded automated dining concepts, with the phased rollout beginning in January 2027.
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Travelex will initially open five stores alongside ATMs across arrivals and departures, comprising two landside and three airside locations and offering more than 50 currencies.












