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FROM LOVELAUNDRY TO FIRST-CLASS RECOVERY: MY L’ORÉAL TRAVEL RETAIL JOURNEY
Introduction by: Peter Marshall With its beachfront presence demanding attention, L’Oréal Travel Retail is never short on theatre in Cannes.…
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FROM LOVELAUNDRY TO FIRST-CLASS RECOVERY: MY L’ORÉAL TRAVEL RETAIL JOURNEY
Introduction by: Peter Marshall With its beachfront presence demanding attention, L’Oréal Travel Retail is never short on theatre in Cannes. TRUnblocked.com’s Colleen Morgan takes a closer look at what caught her eye – the ideas, the experiences and the thinking behind L’Oréal’s Destination Beauty approach to travel retail. This is…
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Full Terminals, Empty Promise? Travel Retail Really Does Have A Customer Problem.
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Travel retail has a habit of mistaking movement for momentum. Airports are fuller, new stores are opening and passenger numbers certainly provide a reassuring headline. But the traveller is still proving harder to convert. That should seriously worry an industry built on turning transit into transaction.…
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TFWA 2026 Unplugged: That Was The Week That Was.
So, another TFWA has passed. I shall not dwell on the usual platitudes about networking, catching up with old friends, new learnings, etc. Last week provided all of that, and more. It was a very good event, very well organised, with excellent communications from the TFWA team. And it was…
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The Chinese Traveller Algorithm Part 2: Who Makes The Final Cut? By: Subramania Bhatt.
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Chinese travellers are not abandoning Xiaohongshu, Douyin or travel apps. What they are now doing is adding AI on top – and that changes what gets chosen. In this second part of his Chinese Traveller Algorithm series, Subramania Bhatt uses the new China Trading Desk survey…
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Beyond The Humidor: Davidoff’s Vision For Luxury Cigars In Travel Retail
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Few houses in travel retail carry a founding date on their shopfront and mean it. Oettinger Davidoff’s 2026 activity so far has been busy: a Davidoff of Geneva since 1911 shop landing at LAX, a year of hard data behind Davidoff Voyager’s Selection, activations queued from…
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Granularity Game: Rufus Parkinson, Managing Director Global Travel Retail, William Grant & Sons, on Targeting Travel Retail’s Next Growth Phase
Introduction by: Peter Marshall In this one-to-one, wide-ranging interview, Rufus offers a clear-eyed view of a spirits business facing volatility, price pressure and a more fragmented traveller than ever. Here he discusses the resilient growth opportunities he still sees across Asia Pacific, the need for sharper consumer segmentation and advocacy,…