concessionaire:
(also ‘concessioner’; plural: ‘concessionaires‘; pronunciation: the first ‘c’ in this word is pronounced with a ‘k’ sound as in “king” — for the right pronunciation of the word, please click here.)

a concessionaire owning a concession (canteen) at a theatre
a person (or a company, firm, organisation, etc.) that is given a concession of payment – with special privileges, more facilities, less burden, removing some restrictions in doing something, etc.;
a person or business that is given a right to do business, selling a product or giving service, at place or in a building that runs another business or a business of its own,

a concessionaire at her stall at a fair
Donald is a concessionaire running a small novelty shop at the railway station.
The fair grounds’ organisation is inviting the new concessionaires to occupy their respective stalls.
In this recession, though large businesses face financial difficulties, the concessionaires enjoy their privileges as usual!
