Christmas shoppers are spoiled for choice this year, thanks to Malta International Airport, when for one night only, the airport will open its shops to the public, turning the place into a full-blown shopping mall housing some of the world’s best retail brands.
It’s all happening on Wednesday, the 11th of December from 8pm until midnight.
Shoppers will first have to collect a boarding pass from the check-in hall and make their way through security screening like they are about to catch a flight.
They can then enjoy a huge selection of high-street and designer brands including Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Butterfly Twists, L’Occitane, Guess, Billabong, O’Neill and Fiorelli.
Special offers will also be available on everything from chocolates and spirits, to perfumes, jewellery, watches and other accessories.
“The airport is a great place to do your Christmas shopping. We’ve got some huge brands and lots of gift and travel pack options for perfume and make-up that are only available at duty-free shops,” said George Mallia, Head of Retail and Property at Malta Airport. “If you love shopping, this is an event not to be missed.”
Shoppers will also be treated to a live concert by the Big Band Brothers, while kids will be kept entertained with face-painting and other activities, including the opportunity to meet Santa and his elves.
Meanwhile, visitors who spend more than €75 will get the chance to win a new BMW 3 Series Convertible as part of the Grand Airport Shopping Lottery.
One lucky Facebook fan will also get €1,000 to spend on the night by participating in the Enter to Win competition on www.facebook.com/maltairport [1].
2 Comments To "Malta Airport becomes a shopping mall for one night only on Wednesday"
#1 Comment By Dennis Cromarty On December 10, 2013 @ 5:04 pm
Your advert says you are open to the public does this mean that anybody can come or does it just apply if you are departing from Malta
#2 Comment By mickh911 On December 11, 2013 @ 8:50 pm
Open to anyone, read the wording !
“Shoppers will first have to collect a boarding pass from the check-in hall and make their way through security screening like they are about to catch a flight.”