the airport this season International destination? Heading to the U.S. or overseas?
ICE International Currency Exchange is one of the largest and most respected retail currency exchange brands with more than 300 locations worldwide. For your added convenience, try ordering your foreign currency online at
ice-canada.ca, then pick up your order and pay before you fly out. This system doesn’t require an account to order. Choose Winnipeg Richardson Interna- tional Airport as your pick-up location, then select your currencies and pick-up date. You will need to enter some basic information and will need to provide ID upon pick-up. Payment can be made in cash or by debit.
AerRianta International operates The Loop Duty Free stores at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport. These stores offer online pre-ordering to help save time at the airport. Simply go to winni-
pegdutyfree.ca and use the drop-down menus under ‘Our Products’ to review the range of goods available. Next, make your selection by clicking ‘Add to Pre-orders’. Once you have made all your selections, click ‘Confirm Your Pre-order’ and submit your contact information and flight details. Passengers must be flying from Winnipeg directly to a destination outside of Canada. Before board- ing your flight, collect and pay for your duty free products at one of The Loop’s two locations at the airport.
Bentley
Best Buy Express
Green Carrot Juice Company
Metalsmiths Sterling
CNBC News Harvey’s
ICE Currency Exchange
PGA TOUR Shop
Red River News
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Stella’s Café & Bakery
The Exchange News and Gifts
Toad Hall Toys Urban Crave
Plaza Premium Lounge
Skylights Lounge
The Loop Duty Free
Fuel Bar
Liquor Mart Express
Prairie Bistro
Starbucks
Tim Hortons
Visit
waa.ca/services for more information about airport offerings.
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