Across from several gates in Terminal 1, Newsagent is your basic grab-and-go stop at Naples Airport. It sits airside in T1, so you reach it after security, handy if you realize at the last minute that you forgot something for the flight. Expect the usual mix of magazines, books, snacks, drinks, and small travel essentials rather than anything destination-defining.
Most magazines and paperbacks run in the €8–€18 range, with pocket-sized Italian phrasebooks sometimes a bit higher. You’ll find bottled water and soft drinks in standard 0.5L sizes, plus chocolate bars and packaged biscuits that work as carry-on friendly snacks. There’s typically a small rack of phone chargers and basic cables, useful if your USB-C or Lightning cable died somewhere between check-in and security.
Opening hours generally track Terminal 1’s departing bank, with doors up by early-morning departures around 05:00 and staying open into the late-evening wave. Payment is straightforward: cards widely accepted, contactless works, and most staff speak at least some English, which helps if you’re trying to sort out SIM cards or top-ups. Stock skews more “last-minute needs” than deep reading, so don’t expect niche magazines.
One practical tip: if you like to bring your own snacks, compare prices here before buying on board, especially for water and soft drinks, which usually undercut buy-on-board menus by a few euros. Grab a charger or reading material here in T1 so you’re not stuck hunting at the gate when boarding for your flight at Naples starts.