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14 June 2023
Radisson Blu Hotel Nairobi Upper Hill, Kenya

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Diversifying Revenue.

Building Resilience.

Maximising airport real estate

Wednesday 14 June 2023 | Radisson Blu Hotel Nairobi Upper Hill, Kenya

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Aviadev
Real Estate

AviaDev Real Estate will take place on Wednesday 14 June.

Taking place in between the Africa Hospitality Investment Forum and AviaDev Africa, AviaDev Real Estate will bring to the forefront the opportunities for Airport Real Estate.

Traditionally, African airports have been reliant on aeronautical revenues. However, to build resilience and ensure long term prosperity it is vital to identify additional revenue streams.

Currently, only 4% of African airport revenue is derived from real-estate revenue which may include leasing or selling the surrounding owned land for hotels, retail, F&B, Cargo etc.

AviaDev Real Estate will connect African airports to investors, finance institutions, real estate developers and hotel operators to develop the land, maximise the revenue potential and ultimately increase the airports appeal to new airline carriers and the destination.

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Attendees can attend AviaDev Real Estate as part of their AHIF Pass or AviaDev Pass or as a standalone ticket

AHIF is the leading hospitality investment conference that connects business leaders from the international and local markets, driving investment into tourism projects, infrastructure and hotel development across Africa.

12 - 14 June

www.ahif.com

AviaDev Real Estate is the inaugural event taking place between the Africa Hospitality Investment Forum and AviaDev Africa bringing together the airports with real estate projects and investors to maximise on these opportunities.

14 June

www.aviadevrealestate.com

AviaDev is the premier platform bringing together airports, airlines, tourism authorities, governments and industry suppliers dedicated to growing connectivity to, from, and within the African continent.

14 - 16 June

www.aviationdevelop.com

Roger Foster

Almost 90% of airport revenues are passenger related and therefore highly sensitive to external shocks and uncertainty in terms of recovery from the COVID-19 crisis. Focusing on non passenger revenues such as commercial real estate, can counterbalance these effects to some extent while increasing airport resilience and profitability.

Marcel Langeslag,
Director Aviation Africa, NACO

Who should attend?

Airports

Present your real estate projects to investors through pre-arranged one to one meetings. Gain insights from investors, industry leaders and other airports

Investors, Finance Institutions, Real Estate Developers, Hotel Operators

Meet with Airport operators with investable real-estate projects. Discuss the development of their airport and surrounding land.

Consultants, Advisors, Architects

Support airports, developers and investors to plan, design and deliver real estate projects.

Service Operators

Engage with the airport directly to understand their masterplan - and the opportunities around cargo, retail outlets, office space etc.

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