Suvarnabhumi Airport to shrink duty-free space for pick-up counters
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Airports of Thailand (AOT) plans to cut duty-free floor space at Suvarnabhumi Airport and shift more sales to pick-up counters, AOT President Paweena Jariyathitipong told Thai PBS. Part of the area would go to automated gates. AOT also expects to announce a paid Premium Service for passengers this month.
Why it matters
The changes could affect where travellers shop at Suvarnabhumi Airport. A planned paid Premium Service would let passengers buy single services such as valet parking and golf cart transfers.
What's next
AOT expects to announce details of the Premium Service in November.
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