HMSHost - Shake Shack

HMSHost, a subsidiary of the Dufry Group, is a global leader in travel dining operating over 5,500 outlets across more than 1,200 locations worldwide. These include airports, motorways, cruise lines, seaports, and railway stations.

Their mission is to enhance the travel experience by offering a diverse range of dining options catering to travelers from around the globe.

Partnership with Shake Shack

In partnership with Shake Shack, HMSHost has expanded its offerings to include this renowned American fast-casual restaurant chain in various North American airports and motorway locations.

Shake Shack, established in 2004 in New York City, is celebrated for its high-quality, all-natural ingredients and a menu featuring 100% Angus beef burgers, flat-top Vienna beef hot dogs, cage-free chicken sandwiches, and frozen custard.

This collaboration aims to bring Shake Shack's beloved brand to travelers, providing a familiar and comforting dining experience while on the move.

Key Locations and Openings

The first Shake Shack operated by HMSHost opened at Los Angeles International Airport's Terminal 3, marking the start of a series of planned openings across North America.

These locations reflect Shake Shack's commitment to premium ingredients and a fun, lively environment.

Travelers can enjoy signature items such as the ShackBurger, Smokeshack, Chick'n Shack, and 'Shroom Burger, along with classic crinkle-cut fries and frozen custard.

Current Locations

As of August 2025, HMSHost operates Shake Shack locations in several U.S. cities, including:

• Phoenix, AZ
• Mesa, AZ
• Indianapolis, IN
• New York City, NY
• Nashville, TN

These establishments are strategically situated in major airports and transportation hubs, offering convenient access for travelers during their journeys.

Commitment to Traveler Satisfaction

HMSHost's partnership with Shake Shack exemplifies its dedication to enhancing the travel experience.

It provides high-quality, familiar dining options that cater to the diverse preferences of travelers worldwide.