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High hopes for Israeli airport retailHigh hopes for Israeli airport retail
15-Mar-2003
Israel?s situation has never been more precarious. A government under pressure, growing internal friction and the threat of another Gulf war all add to the uncertainty. Nevertheless, Israel Airports Authority remains determined to invest. Gavin Lipsith looks forward to the opening of Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport?s new international terminal.
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Israel?s situation has never been more precarious. A government under pressure, growing internal friction and the threat of another Gulf war all add to the uncertainty. Nevertheless, Israel Airports Authority
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(1-Mar-2003) - ISRAEL. On the eve of launching the duty-free tender at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport?s newly-constructed terminal three, the Israeli Airports Authority (IAA) has awarded two crucial duty-free contracts.
(2-Aug-2003) - ISRAEL. Israel Airports Authority (IAA) has published the first of its long-awaited retail tenders at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport?s new international terminal three.
(1-Apr-2004) - ISRAEL. Sakal Brothers will aim to build on its current business at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport after winning the concession to operate watch and gifts outlets at the new international terminal three
(2-Oct-2003) - ISRAEL. Israel Airports Authority (IAA) has dismissed reports in the local media that only two retailers have submitted proposals to operate the liquor, tobacco, fragrances, cosmetics and drugstore tender at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport?s new international terminal.
(15-Nov-2001) - ISRAEL. Israeli operators are in crisis discussions with the airport authority at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion about possible rent relief following a fall-off in traffic of 70?80% since September 11.
