The Moodie Davitt Report has released the latest edition of The FAB Newsletter, our regular round-up of stories dedicated to the worlds of travel dining and hospitality.
Railways and Motorways
Highly respected, long-serving senior executive Pat Murray moves from Deputy CEO to CEO at SSP America, succeeding Michael Svagdis, who is leaving to pursue a new opportunity.
The venue at France’s third-busiest rail station is the first from a series of Cojean restaurant openings planned with the brand and commercial operations partner Klépierre.
We speak to Areas Chief Corporate Officer Montse Adán about the pillars of the travel food specialist’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion strategy and its ambitions to take its actions to the next level.
WHSmith Travel UK Managing Director Andrew Harrison talks about business performance, consumer trends and evolving the one-stop-shop format.
The 275sq m store is M&S Food’s first in a Northern Ireland travel location and becomes its 54th in partnership with SSP.
Belfast Grand Central Station is the fifth travel location SSP and BrewDog have opened together, joining outlets at London Gatwick, London Waterloo station, Edinburgh Waverley station and Amsterdam Centraal station.
Travel experience player Avolta, through subsidiary Autogrill, has launched Next Drip, an ‘innovation lab’ dedicated to the world of coffee.
Leading travel retailer WHSmith today posted preliminary results for the 12 months ending 31 August, with Travel division revenue climbing +11% to £1,466 million.
The opening features a mix of retail and food & beverage concepts, including GranBar, Holy Cow! and SPAR.
The burger, which is high in protein and made entirely from plant-based ingredients, has a significantly lower carbon footprint than a traditional beef burger.
Lagardère Travel Retail revenue reached €4,344 million for the first nine months of 2024, up +16.8% on a reported basis and +12.8% like for like.