Virgin Atlantic Holidays to open London flagship at Battersea Power Station
14-08-2026 09:27 via retailgazette.co.uk

Virgin Atlantic Holidays to open London flagship at Battersea Power Station

Virgin Atlantic Holidays has confirmed the opening of a new flagship store at Battersea Power Station later this year.
The new location will mark its first London flagship and form a key part of its push to become ‘the premium long-haul holiday provider of choice’.
The store, which will be based inside the Grade II* listed landmark, will offer customers personalised advice from travel specialists across holidays including luxury breaks, family trips, multi-centre itineraries and long
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