From 25 October, the range will be exclusively available in Dufry duty-free stores at Toronto Pearson International and Billy Bishop Toronto City airports.
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Kering’s third-quarter marked a turning point for the Group as it sealed a landmark L’Oréal alliance, advanced its cost-efficiency and store rationalisation drive alongside strong early reception to Gucci’s new creative chapter under Demna Gvasalia.
The travel accessories specialist has opened 14 brand corners in Chinese airports since the start of the year, with a dedicated shop-in-shop set to launch at Shanghai Pudong International Airport next month.
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The French drinks powerhouse has been a strong supporter of the world’s leading airport commercial revenues event over many years.
Located in Terminal 5 and operated with Global Lounge Network, the 470sq m facility seats 105 guests and features décor reflecting the carrier’s identity.
The strong growth in Extime Paris spend per passenger since 2023 has slowed in 2025 to date due to unfavourable comparisons with the 2024 Olympic Games year plus the impact of continuing upgrades at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Spend per passenger in duty free fell -18% to €7.80 in the period, with a dilutive impact from recent openings in Almaty and Antalya, both still in ramp-up phases, said TAV Airports.
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Harding+ CEO Chris Matthews said, “This is the moment to be brave, to think less about shelves and more about stages that will create experiences for guests to remember long after they leave the ship.”
Is new CEO Luca de Meo’s revitalisation strategy, dramatically encapsulated by the €4 billion divestment of Kering Beauté to L’Oréal already paying off? “We are working relentlessly on our turnaround, as shown by our recent decisions,” he says, while adding much more remains to be done.
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