Hong Kong International Airport Seeks Operator for Beauty & Wellness Services

THE WHAT? Airport Authority Hong Kong has opened a tender for a beauty and wellness services concession at Hong Kong International Airport. The tender calls for an operator to run a 2,443 sq ft space in Terminal 1’s airside Departure West Hall, focused on service offerings like massage, haircuts, and manicures.

THE DETAILS The tender is separate from the existing perfumes and cosmetics concession and strictly covers personal care services without the sale of related products. Interested bidders must access the tender documents through AAHK’s ePROS system by paying a non-refundable fee of HK$5,000 (US$642), with applications accepted until 9 April at 4:00pm (Hong Kong time) and a preliminary registration deadline of 25 February at 4:00pm.

THE WHY? This move reflects an effort by HKIA to broaden its in-terminal service offerings and address the growing demand for wellness and personal care among travelers. By focusing on service-based concessions, the airport aims to diversify its revenue streams and enhance the overall passenger experience without overlapping with existing retail operations.

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