- the quiet,
- the access to food and drink
- the relative absence of screaming children
- The ability to work while on a business trip, or the ability to relax if not
Slowly but surely those 5pm party pies (and who doesn't like a party pie?) disappeared, and then the hot food vacated the building - except for soup (is soup even a food group?).
But still I would stump up for the membership, because it was better than sitting around with the other denizens of the airport.
After a 2 hour plus stint at the Club at Melbourne's domestic airport on a recent Sunday - I'm not so sure.
It's tatty, very noisy, crowded, with an unpleasant atmosphere. Not relaxing, and not conducive to work.
It doesn't just need a re-furb. I think the concept needs a re-think.
The more it looks like a cafeteria, the less likely it is to distinguish itself from other facilities at the airport.
And with these proposed 'improvements' should I stay a member?
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