In my neighborhood we once would have wished for this concept in English and Polish. Now other languages dominate. But in such a melting pot of nationalities, are you safe distributing your Store Guides in only two languages? And if so, which two for the population you serve? I’m surprised I have never encountered digital navigation guides with touch-screen request for various languages. Maybe you (or some major airport) should be the first.
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