Destination Merchandise
CNSC brings Nanjing’s cultural story to travel retail through Deji Art Museum collaboration
The travel retailer has partnered with Deji Art Museum to introduce two cultural IP collections at its Nanjing Lukou International Airport store, bringing locally inspired art and design to departing travellers.
The Fito Espinosa space places contemporary Peruvian art at the heart of the passenger journey at while offering travellers a distinctive sense of place at Jorge Chávez International Airport.
The travel retailer has partnered with Deji Art Museum to introduce two cultural IP collections at its Nanjing Lukou International Airport store, bringing locally inspired art and design to departing travellers.
Sino-Singapore (Hainan) Airport Commercial Management Co is harnessing a ‘first-store economy’ and ‘aviation + tourism’ strategy for a dynamic summer campaign at Haikou Meilan International Airport.
Mondelez WTR is stepping up investment across the Americas with permanent retail upgrades, destination-led Toblerone sense of place executions and shopper engagement initiatives spanning five key markets.
The long-term contract will see Hudson introduce its River & Grand concept as part of the airport’s new terminal development in 2027.
Located in Terminal 2, the outlets showcase Korean products across the K-beauty, K-fashion, K-food and K-life categories while supporting SMEs’ ambitions for global expansion.
The global travel essentials leader brings its expanded TREX Award-winning Memory Collections to TFWA Cannes, showcasing new personalised travel souvenirs.
The ship will feature luxury boutiques across the outdoor World Promenade and indoor World Galleria, offering watches, jewellery, fashion accessories, fragrances, souvenirs and personalised shopping experiences.
The new-look 1,194sq m flagship reflects Eraman’s focus on enhancing the traveller experience through a stronger brand mix and experiential retail.
International customers accounted for an overwhelmingly dominant 85.7% of total downtown sales on just 51.5% of the shopper mix. While foreigner shopper numbers rose downtown, decreased sales month-on-month underline the sector’s softness.
“We are seeking partners who respect the stories behind the products, champion New Zealand creators and makers, and place the customer at the centre of their decisions.” So says Auckland Airport as it issues an RFP for a category long integral to the shopping offer.
The revamped Busan downtown food zone brings together Korean, Japanese and global favourites, alongside exclusive travel retail-first offerings, catering to growing traveller demand for distinctive food souvenirs.












