Leading travel retailer and distributor Gebr. Heinemann reveals the latest stage in its transition to a new generation of management, with Max Heinemann named as Chairman, Raoul Spanger as Co-Chair and a new CEO, Morgan Boeri.
Kurate International is enhancing the Belle & Beau travel retail proposition through new jewellery and watch launches alongside refreshed packaging and merchandising.
“At HTDF, we are reshaping what a duty-free destination can be,” says a company spokesperson. “The launch of this smart glasses concept store reflects our commitment to placing innovation at the heart of the customer experience.”
“The global duty-free and travel retail market is at a critical inflection point of recovery and quality improvement,” said CDFG as it unveiled the expansive document that systematically interprets consumer trends, category evolution and channel transformation logic.
Bringing the forests of Yanbaru, Okinawa, to the forefront, the emerging whisky brand unites Founder Sabrina Sakhrani’s global vision with Master Distiller Ayako Ikehara’s generational craftsmanship.
Osborne Group is using Spanish gastronomy, hospitality and an evolving wines, spirits and gourmet food portfolio to deliver an authentic Taste of Spain to travellers.
Featuring its latest Soothing & Hydrating Mask, the campaign brings together product discovery, sensory experiences and luxury hospitality in Haitang Bay.
Chanel is expanding the Coco Mademoiselle universe into colour cosmetics with a limited-edition collection that channels the fragrance franchise’s free-spirited character across eyes, lips and nails.
The refreshed identity comes as the sparkling wine specialist looks to sharpen its global profile while maintaining the distinct identities of its established brand portfolio.
The North American travel retailer has partnered with Port of Portland to spotlight local businesses, independent makers and Oregon-made products in its latest airport retail offer.
Surging tourism plus a rationalised and more disciplined downtown store approach enhanced Hyundai Duty Free’s operating performance in Q2 and H1. But the real beneficiary of the tourism boom was the group’s department store division.
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.
