Travelex extends tenure at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Five-year contract extension to take partnership to 25 years
Travelex has extended its presence at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport by five years – building on a two-decade partnership with mainland Europe’s leading aviation hub. Travelex will also be launching a new store and two new ATMs at the airport, taking its total footprint to 11 stores and 50 ATMs.
The extension of Travelex’s contract at Schiphol comes as European aviation surpassed pre-Covid passenger levels last year. Schiphol served 66.8 million customers in 2024, marking an 8% increase on 2023 and securing its status as the third busiest airport in the world by international passenger traffic numbers. Travelex first entered Schiphol in 2004 and become the airport’s preferred foreign exchange partner in 2022.
Travellers can use Travelex’s Schiphol stores to purchase over 50 different foreign currencies or collect cash they have pre-ordered online, and can collect pre-ordered currency at a dedicated pick-up desk.
In 2021, Travelex launched two new concept stores in Schiphol, which showcased a redesigned open layout with more ATMs than a traditional store, enabling customers greater convenience and access to travel money.
At Schiphol Airport, Travelex is the leading wholesale provider of foreign currency services, supporting over 80% of concessionaires with efficient cash handling solutions. Travelex facilitates the processing and supply of both foreign currencies and euros, ensuring seamless operations for businesses at one of Europe’s busiest airports.
Leonard Stolk, Managing Director at Travelex Europe, said: “We have had the pleasure of serving millions of travellers at Schiphol over the last 20 years, and we’re delighted to be extending our partnership for another five years. Schiphol is one the world’s most prominent international airports, and our store and ATM network means greater ease of access to travel money for customers transiting as well as those ordering online wanting the convenience of collecting at the airport.”
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