North America
Philadelphia International Airport expands dining offer with Lafayette’s Creole Kitchen & Bar
The fast-casual concept marks the first airport venture for Puddin’ Founders Toyin Alli and Reginald Johnson, offering Southern and Creole favourites alongside a full-service bar.
BrewDog, Jam-Eng and Zaza Cuban Café & Bar are set to open in the airport’s North Terminal Complex before the end of 2026, broadening the all-day dining offer for travellers.
The fast-casual concept marks the first airport venture for Puddin’ Founders Toyin Alli and Reginald Johnson, offering Southern and Creole favourites alongside a full-service bar.
The investment will substantially increase lounge capacity at four major aviation hubs, with an enhanced focus on premium hospitality, destination-inspired design and elevated food & beverage experiences.
Michael Kors is marking World Handbag Day with a Moodie Davitt Report takeover, spotlighting its Fall 2026 campaign and new interpretations of the Bryant, Nolita and Hamilton Moderne handbag families.
Three continents of oak meet in Maker’s Mark World Wood Expedition 01, a travel retail-exclusive (TREX) expression debuting with Avolta ahead of a wider roll-out in 2027.
Under the new agreement Hudson will develop duty-free stores across A, N and S concourses as the company extends its existing footprint at the US west-coast airport.
Falic Group President Leon Falic says the company plans to expand its luxury store portfolio at Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi and reveals plans to begin food & beverage operations at the location.
Nearly 30 locations across the Minnesota gateway will feature branded automated dining concepts, with the phased rollout beginning in January 2027.
The deal broadens OTG’s North American footprint, adding OHM’s 75+ US airport concessions network while retaining its leadership and brand identity.
The brand is extending its fragrance-first SPF proposition across airports and cruise ships through partnerships with Avolta, Gebr. Heinemann, Diamonds International and HFDF.
The newly renamed association will expand its year-round advocacy, insights, education and industry engagement while retaining the Summit of the Americas as its flagship event.
Both concessions are located in the Center Node and form part of the wider T5 refresh programme being delivered by JetBlue, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Fraport USA.












