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Spotlight on data analytics planned for Australian Airports Association Retail & Commercial Forum
This key session at the annual AAA Retail & Commercial Forum reflects the vital importance of data analytics in the operation and management of airports.
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This key session at the annual AAA Retail & Commercial Forum reflects the vital importance of data analytics in the operation and management of airports.
Advertising – a key source of non-aeronautical revenue for airports – will feature as a key topic of discussion at the Australian Airports Association (AAA) Retail & Commercial Forum on 21-23 July.
The Australian Airports Association Retail & Commercial Forum, scheduled for 21-23 July in Sydney, will include a blockbuster programme of seven extra-curricular activities.
Majestic Pride Casino has joined forces with Times OOH to launch a striking advertising installation, described as the first of its kind in Goa.
Among the first to adopt Airport Live Triggering, Printemps Haussmann launched a programmatic DOOH campaign at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport in late 2024, targeting American and Asian travellers to drive foot traffic to its store.
“The new T1 introduces a revolutionary integration of digital and static media, meticulously designed to enhance passenger experience and brand storytelling,” says TIM Delhi Airport Advertising.
Groupe ADP has reported first-quarter revenues to 31 March, with its Retail and Services division posting a +14.8% rise year-on-year to €489 million.
The campaign, which encourages shopping with the travel retailer, has been amplified via a strategic roll-out across Bahrain Airport advertising assets, social media platforms, local radio stations and prominent main road signages.
London Heathrow Airport posted a +1.2% increase in first-quarter retail revenue year-on-year, to £170 million (US$226 million), despite a -1.6% slide in passenger volumes.
The organisers of the fourth Australian Airports Association Retail & Commercial Forum have revealed key topics to be addressed at this year’s event in Sydney on 21-23 July, as a compelling programme takes shape.
“All these airport expansion projects are driven by Vision 2030. I am part of this vision and that makes me so proud – I have helped deliver it for the future.” The words of Riyadh Airports Company Chief Commercial Officer Abdulaziz Al-Asaker underline the sense of destiny within the Saudi aviation market.
