Overview
Retail
HWH has introduced three internationally renowned brands to Dubai International Airport: Fortnum & Mason, LEGO and PANGAIA. All three outlets are located in Terminal 3, Concourse B, also known as the Emirates hub.
The Fortnum & Mason boutique is the brand’s only standalone store in the Middle East. Alongside its best-selling teas, biscuits and preserves, the store offers exclusive travel-themed items such as personalised passport covers and luggage tags, making it a great place to pick up thoughtful gifts or stock up on beloved British classics before a journey.
Opened in 2023, the PANGAIA outlet marks the brand’s first-ever flagship store. The space gives travellers the opportunity to shop B Corp-certified activewear crafted from innovative plant-based fabrics, from the iconic tracksuits to outerwear and footwear.
At 190 square metres, the LEGO store is the largest LEGO store located in an airport anywhere in the world. The outlet features specially commissioned installations, including a striking mosaic wall of the Dubai skyline, crafted over 134 hours using 33,219 LEGO bricks. Inside the store, a life-size 3D LEGO pilot stands 190cm tall, built from 45,033 bricks over 180 hours. Visitors can browse a wide range of LEGO sets, including the latest releases, and experience the interactive AR Digibox, a fun way to keep younger travellers entertained while waiting for their flights.
All three concepts are brought to life in partnership with Lagardère Travel Retail, one of the world's leading travel retail operators.
Opened in 2023, the PANGAIA outlet marks the brand’s first-ever flagship store. The space gives travellers the opportunity to shop B Corp-certified activewear crafted from innovative plant-based fabrics, from the iconic tracksuits to outerwear and footwear.
At 190 square metres, the LEGO store is the largest LEGO store located in an airport anywhere in the world. The outlet features specially commissioned installations, including a striking mosaic wall of the Dubai skyline, crafted over 134 hours using 33,219 LEGO bricks. Inside the store, a life-size 3D LEGO pilot stands 190cm tall, built from 45,033 bricks over 180 hours. Visitors can browse a wide range of LEGO sets, including the latest releases, and experience the interactive AR Digibox, a fun way to keep younger travellers entertained while waiting for their flights.
All three concepts are brought to life in partnership with Lagardère Travel Retail, one of the world's leading travel retail operators.
