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Lotte Duty Free enhances product mix with premium brands in high-growth categories
After recording a 44% year-on-year sales increase in baby products during the first half of 2025, the retailer has responded by introducing premium brands such as Bugaboo. With beauty device sales also surging, Lotte Duty Free has also introduced the fast-growing Botem brand.
Oreo reinforces its position in one of Asia’s busiest travel hubs with a strong travel retail-exclusive offer, impactful displays and permanent visibility across all terminals.
We bring you the latest lounge and hospitality services openings from around the world in our newly launched Airport Hospitality World title.
Ricola said the appointment reflects its continued investment in experienced leadership to support long-term development within the channel.
Travel Retail Asia posted a -24.3% decline in net sales, driven by subdued demand and ongoing retail inventory destocking.
The additional locations were developed in partnership with Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Airports, The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and American Airlines.
Under the US$295 million agreement signed on 29 July, ASUR will assume responsibility for select commercial programmes at key US airport terminals.
Fraport Q2 retail revenue per passenger climbed €3.17 from €3.10 in the same period last year. This was driven by improved advertising and F&B spend though shopping spend weakened.
The pop-ups celebrate each destination’s heritage and spirit through exclusive GWPs and locally inspired storytelling, inviting travellers to discover the brand through a regional lens.
The new 500sq m, 137-guest Blue Sky Premier Lounge in the domestic terminal is the first fruit of a strategic investment in Blue Sky Group’s subsidiary PT Bumi Liputan Angkasa.
The store invites travellers to step into the heart of Jamaican rum-making, through rich storytelling, craft-inspired design and bespoke experiences just 50 miles from the Nassau Valley distillery.
As Barton & Guestier marks its 300th anniversary, Managing Director Philippe Marion reflects on the French wine company’s continuing journey, marrying tradition and modernity, the role of travel retail and priorities as a fourth century begins.
The report, produced in collaboration with industry research firm Tourism Economics and leading travel service provider Trip.com Group, draws on insights from a quantitative survey of 1,400 ITB China Buyer Circle members.
