Fragrances
Exclusive: Puig and Extime debut Dries Van Noten’s ‘Impossible Combinations’ at Charles de Gaulle
Dries Van Noten’s first-ever travel retail animation brings the fashion house’s ‘Impossible Combinations’ philosophy to Paris Charles de Gaulle with refillable design, live embroidery and cross-category beauty discovery.
Fatima 1932 aims to position its combination of Turkish heritage, craftsmanship and storytelling as a point of difference in the niche fragrance market.
Dries Van Noten’s first-ever travel retail animation brings the fashion house’s ‘Impossible Combinations’ philosophy to Paris Charles de Gaulle with refillable design, live embroidery and cross-category beauty discovery.
Coty is building BOSS Bottled Beyond with an Americas travel retail avant-première spanning immersive experiences, digital engagement and OOH media in Mexico, Argentina and Brazil among others.
Sol de Janeiro is dialling up the colour, energy and experiential retail at Antalya Airport with one of its most ambitious travel retail activations to date.
“The global duty-free and travel retail market is at a critical inflection point of recovery and quality improvement,” said CDFG as it unveiled the expansive document that systematically interprets consumer trends, category evolution and channel transformation logic.
Chanel is expanding the Coco Mademoiselle universe into colour cosmetics with a limited-edition collection that channels the fragrance franchise’s free-spirited character across eyes, lips and nails.
Armaf sees an opportunity to position fragrance as a more personal and experiential purchase in travel retail, extending beyond traditional drivers such as price or brand recognition.
The Dubai-based fragrance house is targeting new international markets, with its latest innovations and consumer-led approach underpinning its travel retail ambitions.
From expert-led discussions and workshops to networking, new initiatives and brand showcases, the event will offer multiple opportunities for the global travel retail community to connect and engage.
Coty closed a challenging FY2026 with fourth-quarter revenues up +1%, as the beauty group sharpened its focus on core brands, markets and innovation under its Coty.Curated strategy.
The Estée Lauder Companies President and CEO Stéphane de La Faverie was in bullish mood during the group’s full-year earnings call, describing how a return to the key travel retail division’s traditional consumer-centric retail roots is paying off.
Improving momentum across Asia travel retail, led by gains in South Korea, Hong Kong and Hainan, helped the beauty powerhouse return to sales growth and lift profitability in the fiscal year to June 2026.












