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Introduction by: Peter Marshall Picture this: You’ve just entered Hong Kong’s hottest new restaurant, and you are ready to see…
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Introduction by: Peter Marshall Picture this: You’ve just entered Hong Kong’s hottest new restaurant, and you are ready to see and be seen. Right away you tell the host that you have a major allergy to oaky Chardonnay. Yet, when you sit down, the sommelier walks over and pours you a…
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Biscuiterie de la Pointe du Raz has been making traditional Breton biscuits since 1936, but taking a regional favourite onto the international stage presents a different challenge altogether. With more than 50 boutiques across France, the family-owned business has established a strong domestic presence, yet its…
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Rufus Parkinson returns to TRunblocked.com in inspired form, measured yet upbeat. The spirits market may be “bumpy”, but he sees regional green shoots. Our 20 minute interview covers a lot of ground: from The Balvenie’s Daniel Arsham partnership to Glenfiddich’s 19 Year Old Aston Martin F1…
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Well, this is the crunch question: Is duty-free still selling a story past its sell-by date? In TRunblocked.com’s latest session, Shelftrak’s Garry Stasiulevicuis and Pi Insight’s Steve Hillam test the channel’s promises: real price advantage, exclusives that earn the name, what e-commerce can’t replicate, and the hostile airport…
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Neuhaus has the heritage, craftsmanship and credentials to command a place in premium confectionery. But in a travel retail category increasingly dominated by promotions and the fight for passenger attention, the Belgian chocolatier knows that heritage alone is not enough. From designer collaborations and seasonal innovation…
Introduction by: Peter Marshall Ask most travellers how they shop at an airport and they won’t say: “I browse by category”. They have a mission: to find a gift, something to treat themselves to, or a product they can’t get at home. And yet the architecture of most airport stores is…