concessionaire

/kən,seʃə'neə/ Cách viết khác : (concessionnaire) /kən,seʃə'neə/
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concessionaire

The concessionaire sells popcorn and drinks at the stadium.

Definition

Noun: A person or company that has been granted a formal right, license, or franchise to operate a specific business, often within a particular location (like a stadium, airport, or public park) or to sell a specific product or service. The right is typically granted by a government, landowner, or principal organization.

Usage

The term is used to identify the holder of a commercial concession. It is a formal business term. - The concessionaire is responsible for managing their operation according to the terms of the agreement. - You typically buy food from a concessionaire, not directly from the venue owner.

Examples
  • The stadium awarded the food and beverage contract to a new concessionaire.
  • As the concessionaire for this national park, the company runs all the campgrounds and visitor centers.
  • Several concessionaires operate small kiosks in the airport terminal.
Advanced Usage
  • Government Concessions: Often used for businesses operating on public land or utilizing public resources (e.g., mining, logging, tourism services).
  • Franchise Model: While similar, a franchisee typically operates under a brand's system, whereas a concessionaire is defined by the exclusive right to operate in a specific, limited area granted by a landlord (the "conceder").
Variants and Related Words
  • Concession (n): The right or license itself that is granted to the concessionaire.
  • Concessioner (n): A less common variant with the same meaning as concessionaire.
Synonyms
  • Licensee
  • Franchisee (in specific contexts)
  • Holder (as in "license holder")
  • Operator
Idioms and Phrases

No common idioms are specifically formed with the word "concessionaire."

concessionaire

The concessionaire sells popcorn and drinks at the stadium.

Noun
  1. someone who holds or operates a concession

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