Regus, the global leader in flexible office solutions, has opened its latest Regus Express co-working lounge at London Heathrow Airport’s Terminal 2.
This newly unveiled Regus Express location, situated on the landside of Terminal 2, is thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of discerning business travellers. It further enhances Regus’s extensive portfolio of agile workspaces, which are tailored to those seeking productivity and comfort on the move. The T2 lounge complements Regus’s established presence at Heathrow Terminal 5, which has served travellers since 2014.
Strategically positioned adjacent to the main Terminal 2 building, this premium facility spans over 2,100 square feet. It features a sophisticated co-working area and nine fully equipped meeting rooms, accommodating groups of four to twelve. Travellers can also take advantage of a tranquil business lounge offering plush seating, high-speed complimentary Wi-Fi, and a curated selection of refreshments, creating an oasis of calm amid the airport bustle.
This expansion is part of Regus’s ongoing commitment to providing top-tier business environments at major transit points—including airports, train stations, and motorway services—under the Regus Express brand. These hubs are meticulously designed for executives and remote workers who demand excellence and flexibility.
Across the UK, Regus Express facilities are now available at Gatwick, Birmingham, and Heathrow’s Terminal 5. Internationally, the brand’s airport network extends across 11 countries, with prestigious locations at Copenhagen, Luxembourg, Mumbai, and Sydney International Airports, among others.
At the Terminal 2 inauguration, Richard Morris, UK CEO at Regus, commented: “Our expanding Regus Express network is transforming the travel experience for professionals worldwide, delivering exceptional workspaces with flexible access wherever business takes them.”
He added, “The T2 lounge offers seamless connectivity from the M4 and M25, as well as from central London, making it an ideal rendezvous for business meetings and productive layovers for travellers from across the region and beyond.”
