Global restaurateur HMSHost and D1 Solutions, under a joint-venture partnership called Host DSL DEN F&B, have been awarded a seven-year contract to operate three new Starbucks stores at Denver International Airport in Colorado. Denver’s Department of Aviation voted recently to make the measure official.
“HMSHost is very excited to expand our operation and relationship with Denver International Airport with the addition of these new Starbucks locations,” said HMSHost vice president of business development Stephen Douglas.
“Travelers continue to look for Starbucks while on the move and we are eager to expand these renowned offerings and services to the traveling public in all areas of the Denver airport.”
Concourses A and C will open their first Starbucks locations, while the main area of Concourse B will open a third location as an addition to two existing stores in the regional jet area found at the end of the concourse.
![[Left to right] George Drivas, founder and managing director, Airport Retail Group Australia; DJ McCready, co-founder and head brewer, Mountain Culture Beer Co; Simon Hickey, WSI CEO; and Mark Barton, chairperson, Business Bl, stand in front of a Mountain Culture brewery bar, with grafitti-style art on the exposed brickwork wall behind them.](https://www.passengerterminaltoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/rsz_wsi_mountain_culture-e1782232241128-450x252.jpeg "Mountain Culture brewery to open at Western Sydney International")