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Stating that Travel Food Services (TFS) would ramp up passenger experience at Dabolim Airport, the holiday capital of India, TFS Chairman Sunil Kapur has said a variety of options would be offered to passengers at the airport from this season.
TFS, India’s leading travel, food, and retail company, was awarded the contract to revamp dining facilities and raise them to international standards at Dabolim Airport.
“The continual support and confidence of the airports Authority of India (AAI) is paramount to our success in this venture. Excellent customer service is at the heart of TFS, and we are driven by the passion to transform travel food experiences across India.”
“We are excited to commence our operations in Goa, and offer indulgences to travellers like never before. Starting this travel season, Travel Food Services will offer a variety of options to all passengers at Goa Airport,” said Kapur.
The AAI manages 125 airports, including 18 international airports, seven customs airports, 78 domestic airports and 26 civil enclaves at defence airfields and provides air navigation services over 2.8 million square nautical miles of air space.
The TFS is India’s leading travel F&B and Retail Company, with over 280 outlets across travel hubs, including airports, railway stations and highways spread across 19 cities in the country.
With major concessions across key airports including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata and Bengaluru, TFS has been transforming travel experience for over 75 million passengers every year through a variety of cuisines across its diverse formats of restaurants, cafes, bars, food courts and lounges.
