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PHOTOS: Belgrade Airport opens new shopping zone

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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport has opened a new large walk-through Avolta Duty Free store, the newest incarnation of Avolta’s ‘store of the future’, which also includes several food and beverage outlets. A Welcome Bar greets travellers at the entrance with a range of beverages and ice-cream and a small seating area, while the “mind. body. Soul” café builds on the shop-in-shop concept to offer organic products such as fresh juices and healthy raw cakes with a dedicated small seating area. Rakia Bar offers a full selection of Rakia with customer sampling in a large bar and seating area, which is complemented by a full food menu. Alongside an Apple shop-in-shop concept, Avolta has introduced two additional shop-in-shop concepts as part of the duty free zone. This includes a wellbeing concept catering to the growing demand for health, wellbeing and sustainability focused products, as well as an Haute Parfumerie, elevating the fragrance discovery experience. The new duty free is located immediately past the security check area. Additional new stores are set to open in the coming period, including two dedicated children’s shops, “Candy Fair” and “Toy Fair”, alongside a specialised souvenir store “Belgrade Market”.



























May 02, 2024
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  1. Anonymous10:38

    I like it!

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    1. Anonymous11:28

      +1

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    2. Anonymous04:34

      Does anyone know if inbound passengers have access to that duty free?

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    3. Anonymous07:45

      Not if their destination is Belgrade. But if in transit they do

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    4. Anonymous15:19

      Love the "Fica" car :)

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  2. Anonymous10:56

    Well done and about the time.
    Let's see what happens with that large area bedore security.

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  3. Anonymous11:14

    Looks nice! What about the „old“ one? Is it integrated in the new one or closed for refurbishing? And does anyone know when/if the Business Club will be refurbished as well?

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    1. Anonymous11:15

      The old one is still open. It will be partially integrated and partially removed to make way for the new Central Zone.

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    2. Nemjee13:14

      What interests me is if you can access directly the C gate area from the duty free shop or do you still have to walk around via Tesla Square to reach them? I hope they opened a passage as it would save a lot of time especially if you are in a rush and your flight departs from C13 or C14.

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    3. Golub17:06

      Considering that their priority is commerce activity and not passengers' convenience (not only on BEG, this is a common thing today in any business activity), I would not expect passengers to be able to reach any gate without going through the shopping zone. I could be wrong, of course, I have no inside knowledge on this.

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    4. Nemjee07:23

      From what I remember they can still pass through a part of duty free before accessing the C gates. It just makes little to no sense to have someone walk all around especially if they are running late.

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  4. Anonymous11:20

    With that old ceiling and floor tiles it reminds me a bit of the vibe at cheap shopping "malls" at the Belgrade Fair halls.

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    1. Anonymous11:20

      wow 50 minutes for someone to complain a spit. I was getting worried.

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    2. Anonymous11:29

      I just wonder why they didnt use real stone for the floor! These ceramics break easily and look cheap. I flew via Belgrade last week. 10 types of floor tiles used currently and even the newest ones already broken and not replaced. Vinci just wants max profit zero costs..

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    3. Anonymous11:29

      😂

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    4. Anonymous13:06

      They didn't use natural stone because it's heavy. The stone needed to cover such a big area is extremely heavy, and the building probably can't sustain such additional weight. Even if it can maintain that weight, the logistics of bringing heavy stones inside a working airport without proper heavy lifters will extend work in those areas for months.

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    5. Anonymous16:42

      Thanks for explaining, makes sense!

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  5. Anonymous11:29

    Bravo BEG 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸

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  6. Anonymous11:34

    If they built a spaceship someone would complain, have comments and know better.

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    1. Anonymous11:38

      True. Experts in construction, experts in interior design, experts in flooring, experts in aesthetics, experts in aviation, experts in plane leasing, experts in catering, experts in finance, armchair CEOs.

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    2. Armchair CEO12:53

      Long overdue. Looks good, a step up from the old experience. Restaurant options would be welcome addition in tne next phase of renovations. Looking forward to experiencing it in person.

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  7. Anonymous11:51

    Very nice. Well done, BEG.

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  8. Anonymous12:05

    Looking promising, I hope when all is done it will have nice bright look as we can still see dark spots of construction around it. I hope they start opening food-related spots and fill all the remaining 'empty' areas.

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  9. Anonymous12:26

    Thanks for the photos! The only site with photos, even BEG Airport released 4 bad quality images :D

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  10. Anonymous12:52

    naaaajs

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  11. Nemjee13:12

    I wasn't a fan of the floor when they put it but it might fit with the whole industrial look they are going for. This is a step in the right direction but I think we still need more places in the C gate area as well as in the pre-passport control zone.

    Good that they opened it now when it's the busy period. Sales should be good.

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  12. ilijabgc14:38

    One of the most beautiful duty free in the region 🇷🇸

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    1. Anonymous15:33

      +1

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    2. Anonymous06:44

      Definitely the most beautiful duty free in the Western Balkans.

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  13. Anonymous15:05

    Does anyone know when the green area in front of the new building will be ready? If I remember project photos correctly, it was supposed to have many trees and even planes :)

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    1. Anonymous15:07

      Won't be before extension of C gates is completed. That area is used for construction material.

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    2. Anonymous15:16

      Thanks for answering! I'm really looking forward to that area.

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  14. Anonymous16:41

    Does anyone know if they aim to bring in one of the big fast food chains such as McDo, BK, KFC and create sort of a food court?

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  15. Anonymous16:43

    Lepo.

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  16. Anonymous17:16

    Seriously??? Rakia???

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      Yes, what's the problem?

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  17. Treshnja20:22

    It looks nice..I'm flying again in few days, so hopefully it will be nice on spot as well

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  18. Anonymous02:43

    Honestly, love it. Finally proud of what BEG is becoming - after all the mess I see brighter days coming. Maybe duty free is not the most important thing at an airport but this is looking great and adds to the aesthetics. And as a wine snob I still love grabbing me some bottles in duty free when going on a trip!

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    1. Anonymous07:47

      Although most airport duty free wine isnt great. A dedicated wine shop there would have been a great adition.

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    2. Anonymous14:30

      Maybe there is something new? I can't exactly tell from the pictures but flying to DOH next week so we'll see!

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  19. Chris Barnes10:55

    Looks great!

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