Frontier May 2008
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Articles inside this Issue:
A landmark event
The TFWA Asia Pacific exhibition and conference have long been a cornerstone of the region’s travel retail industry, and this year the organisers are ringing the changes. David Davies finds out more and speaks to three first-time exhibitors Read More...
A different dimension
Montblanc and AT Cross are among a wave of manufacturers best known for their writing instrument ranges who are now diversifying into other areas, including luggage and leathergoods. David Davies finds out how these new offers are enhancing and augmenting the brands’ identities Read More...
Destination: chocolate
An ambitious objective for the overall confectionery category and an ongoing commitment to new products and special packs continue to define Nestlé’s approach to the travel-retail channel, as David Davies discovers Read More...
Pernod Ricard takes on Absolut
The Swedish government decided in record time on a buyer for iconic brand Absolut. Marek Kolasinski reports Read More...
Fuelling growth
This will be a year of new terminals and old ones made new. Marek Kolasinski takes a closer look at Changi, whose Terminal 1 is set to receive its very own facelift over the next few years Read More...
Building for the future
DFS is arguably one of the most successful retailers in the industry and they have showed time and again their commitment to innovation and improvement of shopping conditions. Marek Kolasinski finds out more about where the group is headed Read More...
Retail by design
It is becoming increasingly important in travel-retail to offer an experience that travellers are not likely to forget. Marek Kolasinski asks two design companies how their involvement can improve this experience Read More...
Dropping like flights
Following Oasis Hong Kong’s liquidation announcement early last month, murmurs are mounting that the end of the budget airline phenomenon is nigh. But is there any truth behind the terror and is it even cause for travel-retail concern? Nushi Wijewardena gets the lowdown on low-cost flights Read More...
It’s in the bag
As far as leather goods and accessories go, MCM certainly has taken the industry by storm, firmly establishing its presence in the channel and proving that it is serious in its long-term plans and positioning. Marek Kolasinski catches up with the company Read More...
