Following the resolution of the Government of Israel (the “GOI”), dated July 24, 2011, the GOI is promoting, through the Company, the construction of an International Airport supplementary to Ben Gurion Airport (the “Airport”). The Airport will be constructed and operated by the private sector in a PPP Project scheme (Public Private Partnership) and will serve as civil and military Airport. According to the resolution of the National Council for Planning and Construction, dated December 5, 2017, two national outline plans are promoted: 15/d in Ramat David, and 15/C in Nevatim.
Conference will be held on March 6, 2019 at 9:00-16:00 at the Carlton Tel Aviv Hotel, Eliezer Perry Street 10, Tel Aviv. It is clarified that participation in the Conference is neither an obligation nor a pre-condition for the submission of a bid in the Tender.
Kuwait’s Directorate General for Civil Aviation (DGCA) is set to sign up a global agency or consultant for its new T2 airport terminal project in order to meet all the necessary requirements and abide by the international standards.
An ad hoc committee has already been formed to study and meet the requirements for the new T2 airport terminal project in co-ordination with Ministry of Public Works and the Turkish company Limak, reported Arab Times, citing senior civil aviation officials.
DGCA is currently studying the offers of a number of global consultants that had applied for the project in co-ordination with the Central Tenders Committee (CTC), it stated.
The project is likely to be completed by 2022, the report added.
A string of luxury retailers have made a New Zealand debut opening up shops in Auckland Airport’s recently refurbished international departures terminal.
Luxury handbag brands Kate Spade and Michael Kors, along with Italian retailers Furla and Maxmara, have each opened their first New Zealand store in the terminal.
The Airport’s luxury shopping precinct began opening in July last year, first with Michael Kors and jewellery retailer Partridge’s Rolex store. Since then other brands such as Coach, Lacoste, Fossil, Montblanc and Boss by Hugo Boss have opened permanent stores.
Richard Barker, general manager of retail at Auckland Airport, said luxury was a segment the Airport was previously missing, and work to secure the new market entrants began over two years ago.ADVERTISEMENT
Auckland Airport carried out consumer research to identify what brands were most in demand and were missing from New Zealand’s shopping arena.
The revamped international departures terminal at Auckland Airport is now home to a handful of luxury retailers, including Kate Spade. Photo / Supplied
«When we first did this research the likes of H&M and Zara weren’t even in the country and those [brands] came up but their formats are too big for airports so we spoke to lots of brands and came up with the proposition of ‘best of New Zealand and the world’,» Barker said.
«We deliberately aimed for what is described … as ‘affordable luxury’ that had appeal for [Kiwis] and international visitors.»
Other luxury retailers such as Gucci and Louis Vuitton were considered but deemed too out of reach for most so the Airport selected «tier 2» alternatives, Barker said.
The revamped terminal is also home to All Blacks, Icebreaker and Whittaker’s stores to service international visitors, he said.
The Airport’s departures terminal has been going through expansion and refurbishment for close to three years. Part of the revamp was to introduce a new food and beverage offering, Barker said, including new eateries Better Burger, Mexico and Al Brown’s Best Ugly Bagels.
Shopping for travelers will be even easier at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) with the introduction of Airport Shopping Ambassadors. The Airport Shopping Ambassadors are stationed at key locations within the airport’s retail areas. They are well acknowledged on shopping and dining offerings at HKIA, providing a friendly and personalized service to travelers. The ambassadors can provide helpful advice or last-minute shopping recommendations, as well as hot-picks, latest promotions and dining options from a wide range of global and local cuisine.
Travelers can also receive personalised shopping and dining itineraries online, simply by filling in the Airport Shopping Ambassadors enquiry page on HKIA’s website https://www.hongkongairport.com. After completing the online request section, together with flight schedule and other information, travelers will be able to receive the ambassadors’ recommendations within 48 hours.
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