New retail stores to open at Changi Airport
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Changi Airport has added new restaurants and stores to its retail offer. In the transit area, Irvin’s Salted Egg has opened a kiosk at Terminal 1. In the public areas, new eateries have opened at Terminal 3’s basement 2 including three by the Pezzo Group: Crave, Coffee Boy and Stuff’d. Mr Teh Tarik Express and multi-concept gourmet food hall, Terminal M, featuring a mix of Korean, Chinese and Japanese foods, are also available at this terminal.
Visitors can now shop a new outlet of casual clothing retailer The Blues or confectioner The Cocoa Trees.
Singapore Changi Airport handled 5.62 million passenger movements in January, a 6 per cent year-on-year increase.
Passenger traffic growth during January was broad-based with increases recorded for all regions except the Middle East.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which new food and beverage outlets can visitors find in Terminal 3’s basement 2?
Which new food and beverage outlets can visitors find in Terminal 3’s basement 2?
Terminal 3’s basement 2 now features Crave, Coffee Boy, and Stuff’d, all from the Pezzo Group. Mr Teh Tarik Express and Terminal M, a multi-concept gourmet food hall, have also opened there.
Q.Where are the new retail stores, as opposed to the new eateries, located at the airport?
Where are the new retail stores, as opposed to the new eateries, located at the airport?
A new kiosk for Irvin’s Salted Egg has opened in the Terminal 1 transit area. Also, new outlets for casual clothing retailer The Blues and confectioner The Cocoa Trees are now available, though their specific terminal isn't mentioned.
Q.What was the total passenger movement figure for Changi Airport in January?
What was the total passenger movement figure for Changi Airport in January?
Changi Airport handled 5.62 million passenger movements in January. This represented a 6 per cent year-on-year increase compared to the same period in the previous year.
Q.Did passenger traffic increase across all global regions during January?
Did passenger traffic increase across all global regions during January?
No, passenger traffic growth in January was broad-based, with increases recorded for all regions except the Middle East. This indicates one region experienced a decline or no growth.
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