Easter is just around the corner – and with a four day weekend to look forward to, it’s a great time to be in Sydney. So why not visit this years’ Sydney Royal Easter show? It’s one of Australia's biggest events and is action packed with fun and excitement for all ages.
And if you happen to be travelling through Sydney Airport, there’s no better time to treat yourself (or someone you know) to some delicious chocolate treats from Darrell Lea in the Domestic
terminal. It is Easter after all!
Featured Retailer JYONA BELI, means Lunch Dinner in Nepalese and offers unique and tasty delicacies.
Featured Offer Save 20% on High Sierra and Samsonite at Carri-On, T1
Every month a lucky entrant has the chance to Win a $1,000 shopping spree at Sydney Airport! Click below to see who the lucky winner for February is!
Featured Retailer
Jyona Beli is inspired by the heavily textured landscape, colours & crafts of Nepal and the food that sits at the heart of each village community.
The traditional chulli oven – similar to a tandoori oven, takes pride of place at Jyona Beli with the menu offering combining items from the chulli oven and traditional Nepalese curries and side dishes..
Featured Offer
Save 20% on High Sierra and Samsonite
We’re taking 20% off the entire High Sierra range during March. Then fly in during April and you’ll save 20% on any Samsonite item.
What’s New at Sydney Airport?
There are always new things happening at the Airport so make sure that you have plenty of time to shop around before your next flight… here’s just a sample of what’s on offer:
The Rainbow Serpent specialises in new and original high quality authentic Aboriginal art from many of
Australia’s top Aboriginal artists. Visit their store in International Terminal 1, or click here for a sneak peak of some of their art…
Syd Tax & Duty Free stock everything from exclusive cosmetics and fragrances, to the latest in electronics, sunglasses, watches, liquor, tobacco and much more. So if
it’s time to top up the bar fridge… or your favourite beauty products, check out Syd Tax & Duty Free. And remember you can pre-order your duty free shopping online by clicking here.
At 8.30pm on Saturday March 28, lights around the world will be turned off for one hour – Earth
Hour – in a global effort to take action against global warming.
The campaign started on a small scale in Sydney in 2007 and in two years has become one of the largest international sustainability initiatives to fight climate change. Click here to sign up and read more about how you can contribute. To find
out more, visit www.earthhour.org
Sydney Airport Facts
Did you know that the late Ansett Australia flew its first 8 passengers in 1935? In that first year it flew 895,983 miles and carried 12,624 passengers. It ceased operations in March 2002
At 8.30pm on Saturday March 28, lights around the world will be turned off for one hour – Earth
Hour – in a global effort to take action against global warming.