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Paradies Lagardère And Plaza Premium Group Expand Vino Volo Dining For Travelers Across North America

Kristen Butler

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Travelers in nearly 30 airports across the United States and Canada will soon have new wine and dining options, thanks to a partnership between Paradies Lagardère and Plaza Premium Group.

The collaboration brings Plaza Premium Lounge users into Vino Volos network of wine bars and restaurants, marking a significant expansion of dining experiences available airside.

“Were thrilled to bring this innovative partnership to life with Plaza Premium Group,” said David Bisset, chief development officer at Paradies Lagardère. “Vino Volo has long been recognized for offering travelers a comfortable and elevated experience centered around wine, food and relaxation. This collaboration allows us to extend that experience to even more guests while supporting PPGs mission to enhance travel with meaningful choices and quality hospitality.”

The arrangement allows travelers to purchase a $35 Dining Pass — with a 15% discount for members of Plaza Premiums Smart Traveller program — through the Plaza Premium Lounge website. Once activated, pass holders receive a QR code redeemable at participating Vino Volo locations. Guests may then choose from five curated set menus, including wine flights paired with cheeses and small plates, or wines by the glass alongside soups, salads, sandwiches, and flatbreads.

Plaza Premium Group executives said the move expands the companys reach in the Americas while also introducing its global community of loyal travelers to Vino Volos concept.

“By integrating Vino Volos premium wine bars and restaurants into our network, we are not only expanding access points but also elevating the breadth of experiences available for travelers,” said Pascal Belanger, senior vice president for the Americas at Plaza Premium Group. “This collaboration strengthens our regional footprint and reinforces our long-term vision of delivering greater choices, consistency, and exceptional hospitality. Our goal has always been to make travel better, and this partnership is a step toward that ambition.”

Vino Volo, which has operated for 20 years in airports across North America, is known for bringing an upscale yet relaxed wine experience to travelers, combining global selections with local craft cocktails, beer, and shareable fare.

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