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Coty expands Kylie Cosmetics fragrance universe with Mood Stones collection
Kylie Cosmetics is building on the success of its Cosmic franchise with Mood Stones, a trio of fragrances spanning fresh floral musk, woody floral and ambery spice profiles.
The programme will target 2,500 cruise bar crew this year, with 125 training sessions planned across Europe, the USA and APAC.
The Concourse A line-up brings together local businesses and recognised brands across a diverse range of dining, retail and entertainment offerings.
Brother’s Bond Distilling Company Co-Founder and CEO Vincent Hanna spoke to The Moodie Davitt Report Associate Editor Camille Bersola about the story behind the brand, its regenerative agriculture initiatives and the next stage of its global expansion.
Formia, Eva Air and Hunter have unveiled a colourful new collection of reusable Premium Economy amenity kits, launching alongside the airline’s new Taipei–Washington D.C. route.
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.
Fendi’s new creative chapter under Maria Grazia Chiuri is leading Thélios’ 2027 eyewear offer as the LVMH-owned specialist sharpens its Maison-led approach to global travel retail.
Sol de Janeiro is extending its fast-growing Cheirosa fragrance universe with four Intense Perfume Mists and a multi-market travel retail activation programme.
Joseph Ribkoff Vice President Global Sales & Business Development Nadine Clour discusses the fashion house’s evolving global identity, its learnings from Auckland and Cairns airports and the new She Icons collection and campaign starring Elizabeth Hurley.
The initiative offers Azamara guests more options to benefit from their onboard retail spend, both at sea and ashore.
Clarins is strengthening its eye care proposition with the launch of Double Serum Eye, supported by an 11-country activation programme across Americas and Europe travel retail.
Heaven Hill Co-President Kate Latts speaks to The Moodie Davitt Report Associate Editor Camille Bersola about the company’s storied heritage, its evolving travel retail ambitions and the opportunities ahead for its brands in the channel.
The ongoing Middle East conflict drove a -1% sales decline, primarily manifested in lower volumes of Gin Mare. That decline was partially offset by the launch of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Blackberry.














