Ayanna Runcie

Travellers have already started using the new wing at Phnom Penh International Airport – part of a $100 million renovation to expand the terminals at Phnom Penh and Siem Reap airports, doubling their capacity to five million passengers a year each.

But the ongoing renovations of the capital’s airport is not just about equipping it to handle more travellers, it is about giving them more options to shop and dine.

A new retail mix is taking shape and Cambodia Airports – which operates the Kingdom’s three international airports – says passengers will see new openings through the scheduled completion of renovations in March 2016.

The new wing includes a mezzanine floor with a 1,200 square metre business lounge operated by Hong Kong-based Plaza Premium Lounge, set to open later this month. And while the new line-up of retailers has not been announced, the wing is slated to include new speciality stores, more food options and the airport’s first pharmacy.

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"more shopping opportunities"

code for "more selling opportunities"