It’s Souvenir Sunday – a day to look at some of the inexpensive, locally-themed gifts you can find when you’re stuck at the airport.
Here are just a few Hawaii classics from Honolulu’s Daniel Inouye International Airport:
Next time you find a charming or unusual locally-themed item for sale at an airport, snap a photo and send it along. If your item is featured on Stuck at The Airport, you’ll receive a special souvenir.
Your next seatmate may be a … giant plush toy from an iconic toy shop.
Just in time for holiday shopping, a 300-square-foot FAO Schwarz pop-up shop has opened in Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
The shop is FAO Schwarz’s first-ever travel retail store and it will only be at the airport through December 31, 2017.
The pop-up shop will sell a holiday collection that includes classic items, ranging from oversized plush animals to vintage toys and the infamous floor piano.
It’s Souvenir Sunday, a day to take a look at some of the fun, locally-themed and inexpensive items you can buy when you’re stuck at the airport.
This week’s treats come from one of my favorites: Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.
If you find a great souvenir at an airport, please snap a photo and send it along. It may be featured on a future edition of Souvenir Sunday here on StuckatTheAirport.com.
It’s been a very long time since I’ve traveled through Cancun International Airport and last time I was there the shops and restaurant offerings were sort of pitiful.
But, things have definitely changed. Not only is there a now-classic, giant Duty Free shop, but a fair number of shops offering Mexican candies and snacks.
And, here’s a classic to add to my running list of chocolate ‘poop’ for sale at airports.
It’s Souvenir Sunday – a day to look at some of the fun, inexpensive items you can find when you’re stuck at the airport.
This week’s treats come from Keflavik International Airport, which is Iceland’s main airport and the one you’ll fly in and out of when you’re heading to Reykjavik.
