Food & Beverage
Heathrow and Avolta team up for landmark ‘Redefine Your Beauty’ multi-brand campaign
Redefine Your Beauty is the largest joint beauty event to take place at Heathrow, showcasing the vast number of beauty brands and offers available at World Duty Free stores across all terminals.
The 743sq m space features popular global F&B brands, such as Burger King and Costa Coffee, alongside local retail outlets, including CocoCart.
The prestige lineup includes The Balvenie 21, Belvedere 10, Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin and El Tesoro Extra Añejo Tequila, along with over 50 exclusive private-label bourbon barrels from Jefferson’s and Maker’s Mark, available only at HMSHost-operated restaurants.
Under the US$295 million agreement signed on 29 July, ASUR will assume responsibility for select commercial programmes at key US airport terminals.
Fraport Q2 retail revenue per passenger climbed €3.17 from €3.10 in the same period last year. This was driven by improved advertising and F&B spend though shopping spend weakened.
The new 500sq m, 137-guest Blue Sky Premier Lounge in the domestic terminal is the first fruit of a strategic investment in Blue Sky Group’s subsidiary PT Bumi Liputan Angkasa.
Phase One of the transformation will see 14 new food & beverage concepts introduced, with three headline brands announced today: Maggio’s, Slim’s Quality Burgers, and Loulou – all set to make their airport debut late this year.
With the 30 September submission deadline approaching, entries remain open for the eagerly awaited awards.
Kopifellas is a Singaporean concept that celebrates the island’s rich culinary heritage through Nanyang coffee (kopi), tea and traditional local favourites.
The airport company said that retail continued to grow despite a series of localised and wider market headwinds.
Avolta CEO Xavier Rossinyol says: “Across the regions over recent weeks, we have observed a more stable environment. We look forward to the second half with cautious optimism and reaffirm our outlook.”
Emirates Leisure Retail has upgraded Costa Coffee stores across Dubai International and Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International airports in partnership with Dubai Airports.
Strong duty-free spend per passenger growth in key locations helped drive a strong first-half performance at the Turkish airports company.
