Airports
JD Wetherspoon reveals first Manchester Airport pub as Terminal 2 transformation nears completion
Named Belle Vue, the 300-seat sense of place venue is the final planned new food & beverage outlet in the redeveloped terminal.
Muscat Duty Free and Majid Al Futtaim are combining airport retail with leisure and entertainment rewards in a new promotion designed to add value and excitement to the arrivals journey.
Named Belle Vue, the 300-seat sense of place venue is the final planned new food & beverage outlet in the redeveloped terminal.
Shiseido Travel Retail Vice President Commercial and Business Development, Travel Retail Asia Pacific Fran Law explores how authentic cultural partnerships, connected consumer journeys and differentiated airport experiences can turn star power into sustained commercial value.
Charlotte Tilbury Beauty has partnered with Dimensi Eksklusif in Kuala Lumpur and King Power in Bangkok to open its first standalone boutiques in Asia Pacific travel retail.
“Brest is very much our pilot location, with the objective of proving the model before progressively expanding into other airports,” says Traveller Socks Co-Founder & President Vincent Tamagno
Fuzhou-inspired design and locally-rooted merchandise sit at the heart of a duo of new-look stores, as our latest image choice shows.
Priority Pass said the funding will support development of its core proposition, accelerate its digital roadmap and broaden the range of travel services offered to clients and travellers.
NITR is advancing its A.C.T. framework through KitKat Formula 1, KitKat Japan and After Eight innovations to drive engagement, conversion and confectionery growth
The exclusive launch brings together Jung Kwan Jang’s red ginseng expertise and Hello Kitty’s global appeal in a travel-friendly format, adding a giftable element to the Korean wellness staple.
New accessibility services at El Calafate International Airport include dedicated sensory and nursing facilities alongside AI-assisted indoor navigation.
The opportunities include six bars and restaurants in around 3,800sq m of space across London Gatwick’s North and South terminals and come to market amid an exciting expansion phase for the airport.
In a trading update for the year ended 31 August, WHSmith said group revenue is expected to climb by +5% year-on-year though profits look set to fall sharply.












