PaxEx: Emirates Opens New Reimagined Travel Store in Jakarta

Emirates has officially opened its reimagined Travel Store in Jakarta, Indonesia, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s commitment to enhancing travel experiences for its Indonesian customers. Located in Sequis Tower, the new retail space spans 221 square meters.

A new chapter in retail travel excellence

Emirates Travel Store in Jakarta offers Indonesian customers an in-person space where personalized services and immersive brand experiences come together under one roof.

Thoughtfully designed to embody modern luxury and comfort, the store offers a warm and relaxed atmosphere - soft beige and sofas, complemented by sleek, contemporary furnishings, create a comfortable lounge setting for customers before their consultation with Emirates travel advisors.

While they wait, guests are encouraged to browse a curated selection of Emirates-branded merchandise and exclusive travel accessories, elegantly displayed showcased at the heart of the store.

At four dedicated customer service counters, Emirates’ trained travel advisors offer customers personalized support with flight reservations, ticketing, and inquiries about the airline’s latest offerings, products, and destinations.

Committed to delivering Emirates’ signature hospitality at the highest standard, the team ensures every visitor enjoys a seamless, thoughtful, and elevated experience from the moment they step into the store.

A prominent feature of the space is a wall display of the iconic Ghaf tree, the UAE’s national tree, positioned above a dynamic LED screen highlighting Emirates’ milestones, destinations, and exclusive offers.

Adding to the innovative experience, a voice-activated LED selfie screen at the entrance invites guests to snap fun photos with backdrops of iconic Emirates destinations. Images are then accessible via QR codes, eliminating the need for printed images.

Emirates' Jakarta Travel Store is the first to implement a que management system, providing guests and Emirates skywards members a more seamless and personalised retail experience. The queue management system not only leads to shorter waiting time but also enables guests to share feedback of their experience via WhatsApp. 

Emirates in Indonesia

Emirates has been serving Indonesia for more than three decades, currently operating double daily flights from Jakarta and Denpasar to Dubai, with onward connections to over 140 destinations across six continents. The airline currently serves Bali with the only scheduled daily A380 service, significantly boosting weekly seat capacity in and out of the city.