Fiumicino, the primary Plaza Premium First Lounge in Europe inaugurated | EUROtoday

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Plaza Premium Group formally inaugurated the primary Plaza Premium First Lounge in Europe as we speak at Leonardo da Vinci airport in Rome Fiumicino. With this operation, the group, a world chief within the sector of airport hospitality experiences and passenger service options, will strengthen its presence within the premium phase at a European degree.

The lounge is positioned in Terminal 1 Departures, has a floor space of ​​700 sq. meters and was designed to accommodate 115 individuals. The new high-end lounge idea goals to supply probably the most demanding vacationers a mix of personalised hospitality, tailored gastronomic proposals, curated cocktails, chosen wines and spirits, luxurious environments and immersive cultural experiences.

The official inauguration was celebrated with a ribbon chopping ceremony led by Song Hoi See, founder and CEO of Plaza Premium Group, by the CEO of Aeroporti di Roma, Marco Troncone and by the Chief Commercial Officer of Aeroporti di Roma Marilena Blasi. Alongside them, the highest figures of PPG: Bora İşbulan, Deputy CEO, Okan Küfeci, Senior Vice President EMEA, and Analia Marinoff, Vice President Southern Europe. The occasion introduced collectively PPG companions, key stakeholders and the media to rejoice this strategic funding in Italy’s main gateway.

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Since its debut in Hong Kong in 2018, Plaza Premium First has grow to be a worldwide presence, with lounges working in key places in Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Macau, Vancouver and, most not too long ago, Phnom Penh.

«I’m happy to rejoice this necessary milestone with you as we speak, right here in Rome: the official inauguration of our first Plaza Premium First Lounge in Europe», declared Song Hoi See, founder and CEO of Plaza Premium Group. «This launch reinforces our mission to supply wonderful airport hospitality providers characterised by consideration to design, progressive providers and cultural authenticity».