Destination Merchandise
EVERRICH Duty Free brings Taiwanese terroir to life through immersive airport campaign
The ‘Formosan Terroir’ themed campaign is designed to turn pre-departure dwell time into an opportunity for discovery by fusing Taiwanese flavours, culture, entertainment and shopping.
Limited editions, locally inspired capsules and travel retail exclusives (TREXs) take centre stage at Lacoste’s new Hyundai Duty Free pop-up in Incheon Airport Terminal 2.
NITR is advancing its A.C.T. framework through KitKat Formula 1, KitKat Japan and After Eight innovations to drive engagement, conversion and confectionery growth
The Concourse A line-up brings together local businesses and recognised brands across a diverse range of dining, retail and entertainment offerings.
The pop-up will leverage wine tasting, digital storytelling and personalisation to bring L’Oratoire des Papes’ history and winemaking credentials to life at Paris Charles de Gaulle.
More than 30 new retail and dining offerings are joining Toronto Pearson’s commercial mix in 2026 through its partnerships with Avolta and Paradies Lagardère, with Canadian brands featuring prominently.
The latest offering gives travellers another way to discover the flavours behind Korea’s fast-growing snack culture.
The 44.6sq m shop-in-shop is located prominently along the international terminal’s main retail walkway, enhancing visibility and highlighting the premium wine shopping experience, the company said.
In the run-up to its much-anticipated Request for Proposal for the Gifts of New Zealand destination retail offer, Auckland Airport has issued a timely update on the most in-demand gifts from Kiwi and overseas travellers.
Food Accademia CEO Fabrizio Canal outlines his vision for a more experiential food offer in travel retail, where storytelling, provenance and sense of place turn products into memorable connections with culture and destination.
Cartwright & Butler is entering a new chapter with a refreshed visual identity, expanded category proposition and sharpened focus on premium gifting, snacking and confectionery.
Kashkha is putting sense of place at the heart of Silk Stories and Woven Arts, two new collections that transform destination and cultural storytelling into wearable souvenirs.
The concept puts locally produced goods and entrepreneurial talent at the centre of the retail experience, spanning food, personal care, apparel and gifts.














