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‘Spirit of Excellence’ – Dubai Airports salutes commercial and airline partners
Spirit of Excellence recognises airline and commercial partners’ contributions to connectivity and the guest experience at the world’s leading international airport.
Fraport CEO Dr. Stefan Schulte says: “We’ve achieved a solid result at the group level, despite a difficult market environment due to the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and steep increases in jet fuel prices.”
Spirit of Excellence recognises airline and commercial partners’ contributions to connectivity and the guest experience at the world’s leading international airport.
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The partnership advances Adani Airports’ vision of integrated aviation hubs combining hospitality, retail, leisure and commercial developments to capture growing traveller and visitor spending.
The summit, co-organised by Xinjiang Airport Group and China Duty Free Group, brings together airports, duty-free retailers and other commercial service providers; The Moodie Davitt Report is attending as media partner.
The qualification stage opened today (22 September), covering two plots on the ambitious airport estate project.
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our popular Airport Hospitality World title.
Forced to rationalise during the dark days of COVID, Malaysian company CHG not only survived but later thrived and today is plotting an ambitious expansion to become a major force in airport hospitality globally. The Moodie Davitt Report Founder & Chairman Martin Moodie caught up with CHG Co-Founder Ryan Loo in Hong Kong recently to find out more.
The commercial growth of +9.2% year-on-year to June outstripped a +6.4% rise in passenger traffic in the period.
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our popular Airport Hospitality World title.
Concession revenue at the Danish gateway amounted to DKK471 million (US$73.6 million) for the first six months, an increase of around +6% compared with the same period last year.
Retail results represented a mixed bag with passenger spend rate up but overall income down at New Zealand’s premier airport company. Refurbishment and a change in mix towards lower-margin categories were key influences.












