Priority Passa major private exhibition programme, has announced that 150 new salons to join the group by 2021. They join a substantial portfolio of over 1,300 loungesincluding top-of-the-range catering facilities, rail and maritime lounges. This represents growth of 20 % for the entire network.
This announcement comes at a time when travel is picking up. Demand is actually rising for domestic travel in the United States, China and Russia. Visit Priority Passwhich is managed by the Collison Group, is also encouraged by announcements from the European Union. The latter wishes to authorise travel by vaccinated passengers without restrictions.
A very active trade fair portfolio
Collison notes that travellers' needs have also changed. Many are demanding more privacy in their travels with a premium experience.
Priority Pass has already added 32 new airport lounges this yearwhose Lufthansa Business lounges at New York (JFK), Newark International Airport (EWR) and Washington Dulles Airport (IAD). At China, fourteen new lounges have been added to the Priority Pass offer. Other VIP areas have joined the group in Russia, Turkey, Egypt and India. Priority Pass has also added 8 new top-of-the-range restaurants.
The Priority Pass network is a mix of partnerships and lounges owned by Airport Dimensions, both owned by Collinson Group. Airport Dimensions has continued to open new lounges and rest capsules - small hotel units. In the latest announcements, Airport Dimensions plans to open new lounges at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and Charlotte Douglas International Airport in the next few months. in North Carolina.
These will be in addition to the lounges currently being fitted out in the new Harvey Milk terminal of theSan Francisco international airport and in the new terminal atAbu Dhabi International Airport. These lounges will also be included in the Priority Pass offer.
