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Travelex unveils new forex locations down under
Foreign exchange brand Travelex announced the opening of new forex stores and key partnerships across Australia and New Zealand.
At Adelaide Airport, both phases of Travelex’s digital airport initiative are fully live.
It includes self-serve and a cricket themed store.
Over 1,000 travellers visited Travelex’s new self-service departures store on its recent launch day.
The digital airport initiative offers click & collect forex and self-serve.
It follows the launch of new stores at Cairns Airport, The Glen (Melbourne) Brookside (Brisbane) and Carindale (Brisbane).
In total, Travelex won four new airport contracts and 11 new off-airport sites in 2022.
The company now operates 100 trading stores across the region.
Travelex has also expanded other existing contracts .
Contracts at Perth Airport and Auckland and Queenstown Airport have been extended.
The company has also expanded its 20-year partnership with House of Travel, the largest privately owned travel company in New Zealand.
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