The move responds to a growing demand for ‘third place’ work locations where business travellers can check their emails, hold conference calls and meetings and print documents. Regus Express will offer a quiet, professional business lounge with a co-working space, private workstations, to be known as ‘ThinkPods’ and secure WiFi, as well as meeting rooms available by the hour.
Stephen Wilkinson, Heathrow’s Property Director said:
‘We are delighted to welcome Regus Express to Heathrow. More business passengers pass through Heathrow than any other airport in the world, making the opening of this centre at Terminal 5 an innovative solution for our customers.’
Phil Kemp, Global Managing Director of Regus Third Place comments:
‘There has long been a need for more accessible business services and productive workspace at airports and we are delighted that Regus Express will soon become a fixture in the UK’s hub airport.
“On a wider level, our strategy is to continually expand our global network and diversify the type of location we offer, making it even more convenient for members to work flexibly and productively, when and where it suits them.’
Heathrow
- 202 of the UK’s top 300 company HQs are within a 25-mile radius of Heathrow.
- The Thames Valley has 60% more international businesses than the national UK average, 100% more US businesses and 260% more Japanese businesses.
