Dubai Airports has announced a stellar and diverse line-up of restaurants and coffee shops for Concourse D at Dubai International Airport. Construction is well underway and the facility is expected to open in the first quarter of 2015, and will be the home of 100 airlines. The F&B concession line-up will see many new brands introduced to Dubai for the first time – including a casual dining concept from the renowned celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck. Others will be the first Camden Food Company outlet in the Middle East, along with the Butlers Chocolate Cafe.Sushi is also set to be a popular addition to Dubai International, while the CNN News Café is likely to be a favourite for information junkies who want to stay connected to world affairs over coffee. Other new food outlets include Lebanese Sharwarmanji and the Taqado Mexican Kitchen, both serving street food, along with a second Taste of India eatery. Concourse D will also have established traveller favourites such as Giraffe, its second outlet at Dubai International, Starbucks, KFC, Krispy Kreme, McDonald’s, Brioche Doree, The Noodle House, Cavier House & Prunier and Costa Coffee.

Dubai Airports will announce details of other concessions shortly. Eugene Barry, SVP commercial at Dubai Airports, explains: “We are passionate about this new offering, and believe it will deliver value and variety. “In Concourse D we will offer clear choices for those who want to either relax, or refuel, whether travelling alone or in groups. “We have worked with professional food partners to deliver not only great quality food for our customers, but outlets that take the travel-dining experience to a higher level.” Concourse D will be linked to a completely refurbished Terminal 1 by an elevated rail system, which will offer transfer times between the two facilities of less than two minutes. Once complete, it will increase Dubai International’s capacity to 90 million by 2018, and is a key element of a $7.8 billion expansion programme.The most read magazine in the UAE. Lively, intelligent and thought-provoking.FridayThe most read magazine in the UAE.

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For Disney, the deal is part of a push to use its assets in social responsibility campaigns. In June, the company lent its famous Mickey Mouse and Sully characters to Public Health England’s anti-obesity Change4Life drive. Disney also recently launched the “Star Wards Rebels Kids’ Pak” in Subway restaurants as a way to offer lower fat and healthier choices for kids, having used this strategy with children’s films in the past. Anna Hill, chief marketing officer for Disney UK and Ireland, told Marketing Week, “As part of our global commitment to inspire families to lead healthier lives, working with carefully chosen partners in this space is part of our approach.” The deal was developed by Disneymedia+, the integrated ad sales, promotions and marketing solutions arm of Disney UK & Ireland.Sushi will push the partnership through a co-branded TV, digital, PR, social media and in-store campaign across its 76 YO! Sushi restaurants in the UK, while both the restaurant chain and Disney will run teasers on their social and online platforms.