Brisbane Airport announces new and refurbished retail outlets across domestic and intl terminals
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Background ✨
Brisbane Airport previously outlined 13 new and upgraded International Terminal F&B outlets, with the first opening in late Dec-2025 and all venues scheduled to open by 2027, alongside new retail such as Relay and Prosegur and an almost doubling of the Lotte Duty Free store.1 2 The wider AUD5 billion Future BNE programme also included relocating security and passport control, upgraded screening and baggage systems, and 31 refreshed retail options, with works staged to conclude in 2027.3 4