Food & Beverage
Avolta celebrates Saudi Arabia entry with four F&B openings at King Khalid International Airport
The leading travel experience player has inaugurated the first four of ten planned venues in its new food & beverage programme at the Riyadh airport.
Companies from Italy, Spain and the USA provided winning solutions which reduce environmental impact and guide food & beverage activity towards greater sustainability.
The Canadian airline is working with local partner Café Saint-Henri to enhance the onboard food & beverage experience with coffee created to maximise taste inflight.
Spend per passenger at the group’s retail and hospitality outlets (under the Extime Paris brand) grew +4.9% year-on-year to €32.10, and reached an impressive high of €87.60 in the renovated CDG Terminal 1.
The deadline for this year's awards is fast approaching with only six weeks to go.
Income per passenger rose +1.9% to NZ10.16 (US$5.81) with the passenger spend rate (PSR) nudging ahead by +0.3% year-on-year. However, international PSR was down -1.5%.
“Airports are more than just transit points, they’re the first and last impressions of a destination. At Malaysia Airports we have taken this to heart by curating an experience that lets travellers feel Malaysia, not just pass through it,” says Malaysia Airports Senior General Manager – Commercial Services Hani Ezra Hussin.
Avolta will open nine restaurants over more than 1,500sq m of concession space amid a big redevelopment at JFK T4. UPDATED.
TAV Airports today reported a +27% year-on-year rise in revenue to €1.66 billion in 2024, outpacing an +11% rise in passenger traffic.
The new venue operated by the Lagardère Travel Retail company offers seating with panoramic airfield views and features design details evoking a Hamburg sense of place.
Areas USA’s Guillermo del Calvo, who works in food & beverage at Miami International Airport, triumphed in the annual event which recognises the travel restaurateur’s top performing employees.
Airports of Thailand reports a +2.7% rise in non-aeronautical revenues for the three months ended 31 December 2024, but this lags behind a +16.4% leap in passenger traffic. UPDATED.
Welcome to this February 2025 edition of The Moodie Davitt Magazine, which leads with a focus on the China market.
