Airport retailer to open store that lets customers just walk out with contactless payments
January 12, 2021
Hudson, which operates more than 1,000 stores in airports and in other travel hubs and locations, will open a new concept that allows customers to buy goods without having to stop at a checkout. The Hudson Nonstop store will make use of Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology to manage inventory and payment processing.
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