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Hong Kong International Airport Expands Retail and Catering Options

By Minjun Park
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Nine retail shops and a café have opened in the recently-inaugurated 105,000-square-metre Midfield Concourse of Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA).

 In addition to the new shops, there are also outposts and a money-exchange kiosk.

“The Midfield Concourse will be able to serve an additional 10 million annual passengers in order to meet the increasing passenger volume at HKIA,” said Cissy Chan, Executive Director, Commercial, Airport Authority Hong Kong. “We are proud to offer extended retail and catering options throughout the concourse, which will let the passengers have a pleasant and enjoyable last-minute shopping and dining experience.”

Soon to be opened are eight retail and three catering outlets, including world-renowned travel retailer DFS, which will introduce a new multi-category store concept.

The catering outlets will offer café and casual-dining options to departing passengers who have limited time before boarding.

 The Midfield Concourse also marks MX’s first entry to HKIA

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