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Hudson boosts US travel retail presence with iPorte opening in New York JFK Terminal 8
The opening is part of Avolta’s duty-paid contract at the terminal, which includes five travel convenience stores.
In his new role as InMotion Director, Atlanta-based Harvey takes leadership responsibility for the retailer’s stores across 62 US airports.
The opportunity is unrelated to the perfumes & cosmetics concession held by The Shilla Duty Free, trading as Beauty&You. It is for services such as massage, haircuts and manicures. No sale of perfumes & cosmetics products is allowed.
Ever Rich Duty Free is highlighting sense of place with themed lounges and Taiwan specialty shops at Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 2.
Wangfujing International Duty-Free Harbour City in Wanning, Hainan, posted a +63% year-on-year increase in total sales for January, boosted by a +77% rise in customer footfall, marking a strong start to 2024
The concessions will feature a mix of popular brands and locally inspired outlets, including Starbucks and three Hudson travel convenience stores, two of which will feature Omaha’s own Scooter’s Coffee.
Among the featured brands are Diptyque, Mini Rodini, Sandqvist, Mantle, Pixi, Skinome, Ceremonia, Selahatin, Nothing, Teenage engineering, Void watches, Kalevala, Akind, Lace laboratory, Ahlvar Gallery, Residuso, Nikben and C’est Normal.
With the 21 February deadline for nominations nearing, things are heating up for The Moodie Davitt Report’s pioneering cross-category travel retail awards programme.
Two Hudson travel convenience stores and a chocolate and candy shop from Chicago brand Fannie May are the latest openings from Midway Partnership's concessions programme.
Leveraging national subsidies, government consumption vouchers and Taobao’s Billion Subsidy programme, the holiday campaign is designed to boost the tourism and consumer market during the holiday season.
With the 21 February deadline for nominations nearing, things are heating up for The Moodie Davitt Report’s pioneering cross-category travel retail awards programme.
The winning bidder will operate four stores, including two 26sq m spaces and two 24sq m spaces at the terminal’s busy Departures Check-in Hall on level 7.
With the 21 February deadline for nominations near, The Moodie Davitt Report’s cross-category travel retail awards programme remains open for submissions.
