Travellers were encouraged to make sustainable swaps in their day-to-day life – from opting for a reusable coffee cup to purchasing a refillable product.

Duthil, education, visibility and cross-brand consistency are key pillars of the campaign. Its goal? To establish refills not only as a sustainable choice, but as a modern beauty ritual.

The Terminal 5 development – spanning 11,000sq m and featuring 40 new stores, cafés and dining options – comes just over five years after work began on the airport’s largest commercial investment to ...

From Friction to Flow’, the report explores what Gebr. Heinemann describes as “a realistic but aspirational tech-enhanced vision for airports”.

In this episode, we meet Nerissa Polke, a dynamic Singapore-based businesswoman and founder of organic beauty brand Liht Organics, which made its travel retail debut at the recent TFWA Asia Pacific ...

China Duty Free Group is set to unveil a store at M8, a landmark commercial complex on Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro in the heart of the Macau Peninsula’s business district.

By activating across all four Changi terminals simultaneously and integrating data, personalisation and tech, YSL Beauty has set a new benchmark for ‘shoppertainment’ and experiential retail in the ...

In a highlight session of the AAA Retail & Commercial Forum in Sydney, Mastercard Australia Vice President, Digital & Retail Partnerships Leah Rocheleau will offer insights into spending trends among ...

Our latest selection of images comes from Indira Gandhi International Airport where Delhi Duty Free is spotlighting Indian whisky with a Rampur Distillery showcase.

It was a meaningful time to meet CDFG, China’s largest duty-free company, in person to explore the possibility of cooperation between the two companies and discuss the future of the industry,” said ...

In a major interview, Lagardère Travel Retail Chairman & CEO Dag Rasmussen and newly named CEO Frédéric Chevalier speak to Dermot Davitt about their respective new roles, planning the transition and ...

The agreement covers 15 retail stores spanning a combined floor space of more than 3,000sq m across four major airports: Monterrey, Mazatlán, Acapulco and Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo.