Travel club lounge opens at Terminal 1 of Mumbai Airport

Travel club lounge opens at Terminal 1 of Mumbai Airport

GVK Mumbai International Airport (MIAL), the company that administers the city’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) inaugurated the Travel Club lounge, at Terminal 1. The lounge will be operated by TFS Pvt Ltd. The lounge promises luxurious hospitality and high quality services, assuring maximum comfort to passengers transiting through the domestic terminal.

Passengers can walk in for a hot breakfast, a scrumptious lunch, an evening snack or a light dinner, all served with a wide smile by an experienced and spirited staff. They can choose their meal from a huge spread of delectable cuisines that are freshly prepared and top it up with a glass of their preferred drink.

All the lounges at CSIA are a hallmark of quality and excellence which are recognized at various award ceremonies, globally. The GVK Lounge by TFS Performa was recently awarded as the ‘World’s Leading Airport Lounge’ for the third time in a row at the renowned World Travel Awards held in Vietnam.

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