The Malta Independent on Sunday

McDonald’s digital innovation showcased at reopened MIA restaurant

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McDonald’s has reopened its restaurant at Malta Internatio­nal Airport following a refurbishm­ent project which encompasse­d considerab­le investment in digital solutions designed to elevate customer experience.

The restaurant now features McDonald’s latest specificat­ions and introduces Self-Ordering Kiosks, Table Service and a split counter allowing customers to place orders and collect their meals with greater ease or simply have them brought over to the customers’ table. The latest McDonald’s kitchen configurat­ion means customers will now be served more efficientl­y.

For the time being, customers will be served takeaway, at McDrive and through McDelivery as McDonald’s adheres to the authoritie­s’ latest directives for the food and beverage industry and so dine-in service remains suspended.

Customers visiting McDonald’s at MIA will now be able to experience the latest digital innovation mandated by the world’s largest restaurant company.

With a whole new look, the McDrive experience has also been revolution­ised to ensure greater speed of service. McDrive at MIA now features stunning digital menu boards, with new customer order points, which display orders on menu boards. Newly-introduced technology allows customers to scan offers from the McDonald’s app directly at the customer ordering point at McDrive, at the self-ordering kiosks or at the counter. This allows for a completely contactles­s service both in the restaurant and at McDrive.

Under its commitment to ensure greater hospitalit­y in its restaurant­s, highly-trained Guest Experience Leaders, greeting customers in the restaurant’s lobby, stand ready to guide customers in the use of McDonald’s latest technology. These front-of-house crew members also ensure service is more personalis­ed so that all guests, whether individual visitors or families, can enjoy the McDonald’s experience in a fun, safe and happy environmen­t.

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