Articles tagged “otg”

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New York Airports Won’t Be Able to Overcharge Crazy Prices for Food and Drinks Anymore

The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, the body that overlooks the three New York Area airports of LGA/JFK/EWR has come down hard high prices at its airports. The new policy, it says, "caps all concession prices at local, off-airport “street prices” plus a maximum surcharge of 10 percent and requires concessionaries to…

Rafat Ali | 1 year ago

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New Starbucks Airport Partnership Aims for More Coffee, Fewer Lines

After HMSHost severed its exclusivity agreement to operate Starbucks airport locations, OTG hospitality group quickly stepped in to fill the void. OTG is well-known for its use of tech to make the airport dining experience more efficient. Let's hope it finds a way to eliminate those long Starbucks lines.

Danielle Hyams, Skift | 4 years ago

New Starbucks Airport Partnership Aims for More Coffee, Fewer Lines

Airlines

After Going Public, OTG Has Its Eye on Bringing Gambling to New York Airports

OTG Management has been hitting Albany hard over the past five years. The company wants a piece of the new terminal set for LaGuardia, and the ability to ferry the gambling cash cow into New York airports.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 8 years ago

After Going Public, OTG Has Its Eye on Bringing Gambling to New York Airports

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2015 Trend: Travel Brands Downsize on Design and Move Towards Simplicity

Hotels, airlines and airports who aren’t trying to simplify their guest experience are now in the minority, but more importantly the simplification of their designs better reflects how guests actually travel and behave on trips today.

Dan Peltier, Skift | 9 years ago

2015 Trend: Travel Brands Downsize on Design and Move Towards Simplicity

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The Company That Wants to Bring New York Airports Back to Their Former Glory

A global transformation has taken place at airports turning previously stark hubs into mini-cities with local food and shopping options. The mix of political and commercial stakeholders in charge of New York City airports has slowed its similar progress; however, all parties are now realizing the importance in quickly improving the flyer experience.

Samantha Shankman, Skift | 9 years ago

The Company That Wants to Bring New York Airports Back to Their Former Glory