Gate-side in Terminal A, Itaka focuses on beach-and-sun package holidays.
This is the tour operator shop you see in Terminal A at Warsaw Chopin Airport, selling charter and package deals rather than snacks or souvenirs. Staff handle bookings for Mediterranean resorts, Canary Islands packages, and other leisure destinations tied to charter flights from WAW. If you only have a 20–30 minute gap before boarding, you can still walk in, ask about dates and prices, and get a printed offer or brochure to think about later.
Itaka sits airside in the Schengen section of Terminal A, so you already need to be through security to use it. Opening hours typically track daytime departures, roughly from early morning wave (around 6:00) through late afternoon and early evening flights. You won’t find last‑minute cabin baggage or travel chargers here; this is strictly about holidays, hotels and flight-inclusive deals. Expect airport pricing on packages to match or be close to what you see online.
The shop mainly targets Polish-speaking passengers, but at least one staff member on each shift usually manages workable English. That helps if you want to firm up a family trip while you’re already at WAW, for example asking about a specific resort or hotel name you’ve seen advertised. They can often hold a quoted price for a short time or print a reference code so you can pay later through Itaka’s regular channels.
Practical tip: if you’re just browsing, snap photos of offer boards with date, hotel name and price, then compare calmly on Itaka’s website once you’re off airport Wi‑Fi.