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Fatima 1932 brings Turkish fragrance heritage to Istanbul and Jeddah King Abdulaziz airports
Fatima 1932 aims to position its combination of Turkish heritage, craftsmanship and storytelling as a point of difference in the niche fragrance market.
The Groupe ADP company is seeking world-class master concessionaires with proven expertise in one or more of the following categories: food & beverage, duty free and convenience. Interested parties may express interest in an individual concession category or in a fully integrated master concession model.
Fatima 1932 aims to position its combination of Turkish heritage, craftsmanship and storytelling as a point of difference in the niche fragrance market.
Armaf sees an opportunity to position fragrance as a more personal and experiential purchase in travel retail, extending beyond traditional drivers such as price or brand recognition.
The Dubai-based fragrance house is targeting new international markets, with its latest innovations and consumer-led approach underpinning its travel retail ambitions.
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our popular Airport Hospitality World title.
The ‘Dubai Welcome’ experiences run throughout August across Terminal 3 and form part of Dubai Airports’ wider efforts to position DXB as an airport environment centred on ‘familiarity, warmth and care’.
Plaza Premium Group is serving up taste of place across Vancouver, Istanbul, London Gatwick, Taipei and Dammam as its Flavours in Transit Chef Series returns for a second edition.
Coty closed a challenging FY2026 with fourth-quarter revenues up +1%, as the beauty group sharpened its focus on core brands, markets and innovation under its Coty.Curated strategy.
The Estée Lauder Companies President and CEO Stéphane de La Faverie was in bullish mood during the group’s full-year earnings call, describing how a return to the key travel retail division’s traditional consumer-centric retail roots is paying off.
Improving momentum across Asia travel retail, led by gains in South Korea, Hong Kong and Hainan, helped the beauty powerhouse return to sales growth and lift profitability in the fiscal year to June 2026.
Japanese design, destination-led flavours and an interactive Gachapon mechanic combine across three airport locations, creating a playful confectionery experience for travellers passing through Doha.
The deal will provide Duty Free Americas “with an immediate, scaled presence in one of the Middle East’s fastest-growing travel retail markets, accelerating its luxury retail and regional growth strategy”, says parent Falic Group.












