The development is set to boost Perth’s international connectivity, tourism and trade, while creating new jobs, attracting investment and expanding airport retail and F&B opportunities.
A “very positive Hainan” helps L’Oréal to a stellar third-quarter where growth was posted across all divisions and regions with “remarkable” performances from Professional Products and L’Oréal Dermatological Beauty and a strong recovery in Luxe.
K-food and other Korean destination merchanise are surging in popularity with international visitors and Lotte Duty Free is stepping up its championing of the sectors.
“Our new Primeclass concept reimagines lounges as lifestyle spaces where travellers can experience design, local culture and personalised service,” highlights TAV Airports Holding Chief Commercial Officer and TAV OS CEO Aude Ferrand.
Discussions in Cannes have set the direction for closer collaboration between LVMH Beauty and Lotte Duty Free as they explore opportunities across Asia Pacific.
“We plan to continue expanding our engagement with VIP clients through private events tailored to their personal tastes, alongside differentiated shopping perks,” says a Lotte Duty Free spokesperson.
The new Terminal B North Concourse places Houston’s culinary identity, premium hospitality, art and wider culture at the heart of the passenger experience.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says, “For the first time in more than 50 years, Australia is opening a major new airport. It’s a milestone that has been decades in the making and one that belongs to the people of Western Sydney.” UPDATED as international flights launch.
The awards from the Indian drinks title included Travel Retail Exclusive Launch for an activation around Chivas Regal 15 Year Old, plus Travel Retail Experiential Activation for ‘Spirit of India’, an experiential initiative with House of Rampur.
The cruise retailer is targeting stronger sales through 300 onboard activations, enhanced product launches and greater investment in shipboard teams.
Driven by Fragrances and Makeup, Q3 revenue grew +5.6% like-for-like and +7.2% on a reported basis to €1,391 million, while nine-month revenue rose +4.8% like-for-like (+4.2% reported ) to €3,744.5 million.
Retail activities, from shops and restaurants to advertising and car rental, saw revenues dip by -3.6% year-on-year through September, caused by multiple factors including the Middle East crisis, currency fluctuation and a softer luxury market.
