Landlords and Retailers
Strong airside sales maintain Zurich Airport commercial momentum in August
The rise in airside sales outstripped +4.5% passenger traffic growth in the eight-month period.
Today’s images shared by Changi Airport spotlight a fresh retail mix, with new brands and limited-edition pop-ups giving travellers more to explore across terminals 2 and 3 this September and October.
The rise in airside sales outstripped +4.5% passenger traffic growth in the eight-month period.
SIXT joins Hertz, Avis, Budget, Europcar and Redspot as part of the car rental offering at Sydney’s new 24-hour international gateway.
The consultancy appointment was announced on LinkedIn by Redesign Group Founder and Director Jo Pennycuick, who hailed the highly experienced Grover’s impressive track record in the travel retail industry.
A long-time retail partner at at Brasília Airport, Avolta enters the food & beverage space with Vista Corona and Johnnie Walker Bar, the latter a first hybrid retail and F&B concept for the company in Brazil.
Aïda CEO Dominik Prousek speaks exclusively to The Moodie Davitt Report, as the compact concession’s remarkable sales productivity and traveller appeal secure an extended stay at one of Europe’s leading airports.
Dubai Duty Free dials up passenger engagement with a playful red telephone installation that invites travellers to share memories of Dubai with their loved ones by sending a voice message home.
The location serves Kamps’ range of coffee, sweet and savoury baked goods, set in 80sq m and offering 36 seats across indoor and outdoor areas.
More than 30 new retail and dining offerings are joining Toronto Pearson’s commercial mix in 2026 through its partnerships with Avolta and Paradies Lagardère, with Canadian brands featuring prominently.
The latest offering gives travellers another way to discover the flavours behind Korea’s fast-growing snack culture.
Lotte Duty Free is gearing up for what it hopes will be a shopping bonanza during the all-important Chuseok and wider autumn holiday period.
The family-owned travel retailer has completed an ambitious upgrade across three stores, combining an expanded Icelandic offer with new international brands, digital services and destination-led design.












