VIP Lounge, Leonardo da Vinci Airport.
Plaza Premium Lounge expands its network to Italy.
HONG KONG / FIUMICINO – Plaza Premium Group, the pioneer and industry leader in providing Premium Airport Services as well as running the world largest independent airport lounge network around the world, has been awarded the contract by Aeroporti di Roma (ADR) to develop and operate a brand new Plaza Premium Lounge for Leonardo da Vinci airport (Fiumicino Airport) in Rome, Italy for the next five years.
The Group will design and build an approximately 1,100 square-metre Plaza Premium Lounge on the upper level in the Italian Food Street at Area E, Extraschengen Departures, in Terminal 3 of Fiumicino Airport. Slated to open in October 2017, Plaza Premium Lounge will offer hospitality, bar, catering, front-of-house and housekeeping services to the guests.
Neelam Bilfinger, Head of Business Development of Plaza Premium Group, said “We are delighted to start a new partnership with ADR by bringing the world’s best Plaza Premium Lounge to Italy, offering our exceptional hospitality and a seamless airport experience to travellers in Rome. We look forward to building a world-class lounge facility in welcoming all travellers to a city that is full of its history, arts and culture.”
As the first leading airport lounge network to achieve ISO 9001:2008 certification, the Group has been operating airport lounges, and providing lounge management services for leading airlines, alliances and corporation in more than 150 locations across 36 international airports, serving over 12 million passengers annually. It has received a host of accolades for its hospitality and independent airport lounges, which are bestowed by SKYTRAX last month in the world’s best independent airport lounge award for the second year running.
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