Children’s Products
Lego Group builds excitement in travel retail with Formula 1, Nike and Bluey collaborations
The Lego Group accelerates in travel retail with new store openings, high-impact Formula 1 activations and new Nike and Bluey collaborations.
The South Tyrolean confectionery company has rolled out a series of milestone events to mark its centenary this year, engaging travellers with bold visuals, product sampling and experiential installations.
The Lego Group accelerates in travel retail with new store openings, high-impact Formula 1 activations and new Nike and Bluey collaborations.
Today’s images are courtesy of Changi Airport Group, which has unveiled an immersive Disney-themed holiday showcase across Changi Airport and Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel).
The airport retailer continues its remarkable 2025 resurgence, reaching yet another monthly landmark as year-to-date sales surge to AED6.88 billion (US$1.89 billion).
In major breaking news, key Chinese regulators have announced a series of proactive measures designed to improve the country’s duty-free shop policy.
Pop Mart at Hamad International Airport is about fun, joy and surprise (can you imagine an already excited child’s delight when they sight Labubu in an airport?)
“Pop Mart perfectly aligns with our vision to surprise travellers with exclusive, experience-centric concepts that set new trends and raise the benchmark for what travel retail can be,” says Qatar Airways Group Chief Retail & Hospitality Officer Thabet Musleh.
In conjunction with the broad store-wide celebrations, taking place from 24 to 28 October, cdf Haikou’s acclaimed world-class whisky museum, Malt & More Whisky, is also marking its first anniversary with a variety of promotions and activities.
The winning bidder will secure the right to operate a 67sq m outlet at the Departures Check-in Hall and a 58sq m outlet at Departures East Hall on Level 7; and a 96sq m unit at Departures West Hall on Level 6, all located at T1.
This superbly comprehensive and insightful publication, published for the second consecutive year, makes compelling reading for anyone doing business with China Duty Free Group or the Chinese consumer.
“Restructure, reinvention and revival” was the tough-love message DFS Group Chairman & CEO Ed Brennan spelled out for the travel retailer last November in an interview with The Moodie Davitt Report. Now the formula appears to be paying off.
Hitting heady heights in Hainan: The stellar one-day performance represented an extraordinary Golden Week result at the vast Sanya shopping emporium.










