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“A bold step toward redefining the future of travel retail” – Dubai Duty Free signs collaboration MoU with Crypto.com
Underlining the importance of the initiative, the signing took place in the presence of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority President and Chairman of Dubai Duty Free HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum.
“The needs of today’s shoppers and business travellers are far more complex and digital-first than ever before,” says Duty Free Price Research CEO Chang-Won Lee.
Underlining the importance of the initiative, the signing took place in the presence of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority President and Chairman of Dubai Duty Free HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum.
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“Sydney’s calling, welcome home” is the message at the heart of the campaign, which showcases a cross-category curation of brands alongside a digital photo booth, GWPs and bespoke gifting services.
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Professor Paul Freathy, the study’s lead author, will present an overview of its objectives, research methodology and key findings.
The latest win marks a third ‘Distinction’ rating for the travel retailer, building on previous successes in 2022 and 2024.
The agreement enables SipWell Brands to take over Glaswegin’s current distribution through World Duty Free, with plans to expand to additional duty-free retailers by the end of the year.
The launch captures the viral Dubai-style chocolate trend and underlines the brand’s commitment to innovation within luxury confectionery.
The ‘Trinity Breakfast’ in association with Heinemann is themed to align with the Trinity concept that encourages closer collaboration between airports, concessionaires and brand owners – the industry Trinity – for the benefit of the travelling consumer.
The selection includes fragrances for both men and women, popular cosmetics and skincare products, watches and jewellery, sunglasses, and travel-friendly electronics such as wireless headphones and adapters.
“This decision reflects challenging economic conditions and is aligned with DFS’ broader strategy to optimise global operations,” says the travel retailer, referencing a profound shift in the trading climate across Asia Pacific and beyond.
