Airlines
The spotlight turns to industry standouts as Travel Retail Superstars 2026 entries open
Now in its sixth edition, the awards return to honour the people whose passion, dedication and achievements deserve recognition, with entries open until 16 November.
Cartwright & Butler is entering a new chapter with a refreshed visual identity, expanded category proposition and sharpened focus on premium gifting, snacking and confectionery.
Regional performance remained mixed, with Latin America and the Caribbean recording the strongest international traffic growth at +7.1%, while Middle Eastern carriers saw demand fall -9.5%.
Germán Barcala brings a wealth of experience in the events industry to his new role with the South American duty-free association.
Kurate International is enhancing the Belle & Beau travel retail proposition through new jewellery and watch launches alongside refreshed packaging and merchandising.
In this exclusive interview with The Moodie Davitt Report, Two Drifters Founders Russ and Gemma Wakeham talk about building a British rum from scratch and putting carbon on the balance sheet.
The UK company reveals an updated brand identity and an enhanced range of consultancy and information services.
The cross-industry partnership brings exclusive whiskies and signature cocktails onboard, linking inflight discovery with duty-free purchasing and creating new retail touchpoints across the passenger journey.
This special edition presents highlights from The Trinity Forum 2026 in words, images and video. The world’s most influential airport commercial revenues and travel retail gathering was held on 5-6 February in Doha, Qatar.
Welcome to the July/August 2026 edition of The Moodie Davitt Magazine. In this issue we present our definitive annual guide to the world’s Top Travel Retailers, measured by their 2025 turnover.
Kenya Airways plans to expand its fleet from 32 aircraft to approximately 67 while increasing annual passenger numbers from approximately six million to nine million in the next four years.
The agreement extends a partnership that already supports digital airline voucher management in airport and rail station food & beverage venues across 13 countries.
The latest figures from the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines underscore the impact of geopolitical uncertainty on airline operating conditions as travel costs continue to rise.














