concessioner
Definition
Noun: A person or company that holds or operates a concession. A concession is a right or privilege granted by a government, corporation, or other authority to conduct a specific type of business, often in a particular location, such as a park, stadium, or airport.
Usage
The term "concessioner" specifically refers to the entity that has been granted the concession. It is a formal or business term.
Examples
- The national park service awarded the contract to a new concessioner to manage the lodges and restaurants.
- As the stadium's official food concessioner, the company is responsible for all catering services.
- The concessioner operating the ferry service increased its prices this season.
Advanced Usage
- The term is often used in legal, governmental, and commercial contexts concerning contracts, leases, and permits.
- It can imply a monopolistic or exclusive right to operate within a defined area.
Variants and Related Words
- Concession (n): The right or license itself.
- The company won the concession to develop the mineral resources.
- Concessionaire (n): A synonym for "concessioner," more commonly used in some contexts, especially for food and retail operations.
- The concessionaire at the movie theater sells popcorn and drinks.
Synonyms
- Licensee
- Franchisee
- Holder
- Operator
- Grantee
Antonyms
- Grantor
- Licensor
- Franchisor
Noun
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someone who holds or operates a concession
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