Priority Pass adds another 16 lounges to its worldwide program
August 27, 2008
Members of Priority Pass around the world can look forward to yet more opportunities to avoid the crowds in airport departure halls, as the program has expanded by a further 16 lounges in August.
New lounges have been added in 11 cities, from Denver and Las Vegas in the USA to Shenzhen in China and Tokyo in Japan. There are also new European lounges in London, Budapest and Poznan, while in Latin America, Priority Pass has added new lounges in Buenos Aires, Guayaquil and Punta Cana.
Already well-known as the world's largest independent lounge access program, Priority Pass is focused on delivering the widest possible choice of lounges to its members, who are able to visit any of more than 500 in the program whenever they travel.
Jonathan French from Priority Pass commented, "Our members have come to rely on us to help them find time and space for themselves at the airport, and the list of terminals where they can find a quiet place to work or just relax grows longer all the time."
Lounges have been added to the program in the following cities in August 2008:
Budapest (Hungary)
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Denver (USA) (2 new lounges)
Guayaquil (Ecuador)
Hyderabad (India) (2 new lounges)
Las Vegas (USA)
London Gatwick (UK)
Poznan (Poland)
Punta Cana (Dominican Republic)
Shenzhen (China) (4 new lounges)
Tokyo (Japan)
