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Nice Côte d’Azur unveils sweeping makeover of entire retail offering
Nice Côte d’Azur Airport – the country’s second-largest gateway – has selected the four operators and brands to manage the 28 retail outlets at the heart of its three commercial and business aviation terminals.
The revamped store showcases a wide selection of travel essentials alongside a range of books and magazines, mobile accessories, destination merchandise, gifts and an extensive selection of food and confectionery.
Nice Côte d’Azur Airport – the country’s second-largest gateway – has selected the four operators and brands to manage the 28 retail outlets at the heart of its three commercial and business aviation terminals.
In this interview with The Moodie Davitt Report, Mairal considers the company’s path in the channel, its approach to partnerships and the importance of turn-key business models.
Ten years ago yesterday, a vast new shopping emporium opened in Haitang Bay, Hainan province. Buoyed by a far-sighted government policy, that store and the shopping boom it created would transform China’s and the world’s travel retail landscape.
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The collaboration marks a strategic step in the partner’s long-standing collaboration.
One of the airport world’s most important retail tenders, set to close on 5 April, embraces opportunities across several luxury categories including fashion, watches & jewellery, shoes, fine food, and any other luxury concept of a bidder’s choice.
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