Pre-flight Eatertainment and Food-to-Fly
The foodservice business at airports is changing: at many terminals more and more space for shops, bars, cafés and restaurants is needed because, as at train stations, the consumer behaviour displayed by travellers has altered significantly in recent years. However, since there is no universally valid recipe for how F&B at an airport should ideally be organised, Europe's major transportation hubs each are pursuing their individual well-balanced mixture of global, national and regional concepts. In any case, the diverse requirements of customers, who come from all over the world, need to be reflected in the different ranges of food, which are systematically revised and optimised. Part II of our pan-European survey.
[40914 Zeichen]
ZRH: Passengers
ZRH: Comm. Sales*
ADP in Figures
€ 5,75
