Fashion, Leather and Accessories
HTDF unleashes new products blitz and three-pronged strategy in run up to Lunar New Year
The Sanya-based travel retailer is simultaneously strengthening its luxury portfolio, scaling outdoor and athleisure products, and introducing IP-driven retail concepts that resonate with younger consumers.
Kering Group revenue fell -13% year-on-year to €14,675 million though the previously sharp decline in sales eased in Q4, while Kering Eyewear maintained its strong performance amid a difficult trading climate.
Expanding Starlux’s onboard amenities, Huntsman sleepwear and Formia kits add to premium offerings, including Smith sleepwear, available in Business Class cabins.
Gold glitters, precious jewellery shines, fashion flourishes and electronics spark. They were the outstanding categories as Dubai Duty Free posted the third-highest monthly sales in its history.
The launch advances the brand’s ‘going global’ strategy, with travel retail viewed as a key channel for showcasing China-chic brands to the world market.
Airport Authority Hong Kong has launched a tender for a premium athleisure concession spanning 243sq m of space at Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1.
Speaking to investors after announcing LVMH full-year results, Chairman & CEO Bernard Arnault addressed market disruption worldwide, saying it is “extremely difficult to control all the geoeconomic impacts on our companies”.
This store represents Tory Burch’s continued expansion in Asia and in travel retail, with an outlet set to open on 30 January at World Tower in Seoul.
LVMH highlighted the streamlining of operations at DFS Group through 2025, with the planned sale of the travel retail businesses in Hong Kong and Macau to China Tourism Group Duty Free announced last week.
The Moodie Davitt Report Chief China Representative Zhang Yimei was among a packed audience who heard how the Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport projects will create high-quality commercial landmarks characterised by economic value, cultural connotations and social impact.
In addition to discounted offers, the festive promotions feature experiential elements, providing shoppers with interactive and memorable engagement during the peak shopping and travel season.
The session, hosted by Yilin Consulting on Campus Online, examined how travel retail brands and retailers can recalibrate their strategies to better meet the needs of Chinese FIT (Free Independent Travellers).
Victorinox is embedding its travel retail teams within regional market structures to strengthen local alignment, while reaffirming the channel’s strategic importance.














