All Retail Spaces Filled As 28 Brands Added To Terminal 8 At JFK
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Rendering of luxury boutiques, Longchamp and Breitling, coming to JFK T8. Port Authority NYNJ Twenty four additional duty-free and food hall brands are coming to Terminal 8 at John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) in the coming months. The selection means that all leasable space has now been awarded as part of the terminal expansion which includes a $125 million commercial redevelopment program. The selection was made by the owner, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ), and American Airlines, T8’s operator, in partnership with retail developer Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) which operates 66 shopping centers in 11 countries. The aim is to bring a mix of local businesses, luxury brands, and some first-to-airport concepts to the New York hub. An example is the Boroughs Food Hall, operated through a joint venture via Mera, the airport and cruise restaurateur. New York City-based Tsion Enterprises, Food Cycle from Texas, and Massachusetts-based South River Partners will deliver cuisines spanning local dishes, street food, upscale dining, healthy options and comfort food, all under one roof. Avolta, the duty-free operator at T8, is adding a collection of luxury boutiques that will replicate an open-air shop environment inspired by NYC neighborhood shopping and markets. The retailer’s North America president and CEO Steve Johnson, commented: “This is a pivotal moment in JFK’s evolution so it is an honor to be selected. This expanded partnership (at T8) will allow us to design a world-class travel experience across all lines of Avolta’s business.” Luxury retail will feature strongly in JFK T8 Under its pre-existing Dufry branding, Avolta has a string of retail concepts lined up. In addition to luxury boutiques for Longchamp, Marc Jacobs, Lacoste, Boss, Tag Heuer, Breitling and Montblanc, plus Avolta’s own Suncatcher designer sunglasses store, will be: W. 12th St. Market – The store, inspired…
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