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Hong Kong Airport’s retail revenues grew +18.7% year-on-year, reaching HK$4,674 million (US$595.4 million) for the financial year ended 31 March, reflecting strong travel demand.

With two new outlets, the grab-and-go concept offers busy travellers freshly made salads, wraps and burgers, alongside pastries, snacks and a selection of travel essentials and tech accessories.

The boutique showcases a wide array of luxury watches, fine jewellery and exquisite diamonds from leading brands, including Rolex, Omega and Fred.

The travel restaurateur will bring the rich flavours, flair and culture of San Antonio to terminals A and B via numerous new casual-dining and quick-service restaurants.

Lagardère Travel Retail’s flagship brand Relay will make its UK debut in Terminal 2 while WHSmith will operate travel essentials stores in terminals 3 and 4 and expand its footprint in Terminal 5.

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