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Heinemann celebrates Nivea's 100th birthday
By Doug Newhouse
More details have been released relating to the dual celebrations at Hamburg Airport where Heinemann Duty Free has been joining in the 100-year anniversary celebrations related to both the airport itself and the Nivea Creme brand.
on, 18 maj 2011 02:26:09 +0200

The Business' Blues Night - you are invited...
By Doug Newhouse
Le Baroque will once again be the venue for The Travel Retail Business Magazine's legendary 'Blues Night' party tonight (Monday May 16) at the TFWA Asia Pacific show in Singapore, where The Billy Norman Band will be rocking and rolling from 21.30 until late.
må, 16 maj 2011 01:35:04 +0200

Zürich traffic up 30% as sales grow by +12%
By Doug Newhouse
Zürich Airport has reported passenger traffic up 29.8% in April to just over 2m passengers, while year-to-date passenger numbers grew by 10.5%. At the same time, total net sales to consumers rose by 12.2% in April to Swf.39.5m ($44.21m).
må, 16 maj 2011 01:33:34 +0200

Liam Flood leaves ARI
By Doug Newhouse
Liam Flood, General Manager of ARIAL, Runway Duty Free has left the company where he was most recently in charge of the company's Moscow Domodedovo Airport retail arm. Flood had previously worked for Aer Rianta International and the Dublin Airport Authority (formerly known as Aer Rianta) for 34 years.
må, 16 maj 2011 01:32:33 +0200

YSL chooses Marine Vacth
By Doug Newhouse
Yves Saint Laurent has chosen Marine Vacth, the 20-year old 'rising young star of French cinema and striking beauty' to be the new face for one of the Yves Saint Laurent's feminine fragrances as of September 2011.
må, 16 maj 2011 01:31:13 +0200

LSTR opens new 300 sq m store at Changi
By Doug Newhouse
LS Travel Retail ASPAC opened its brand new confectionery concept store at Changi Airport Terminal 1 earlier this week in a large 302sq m format which further consolidates Lagardère Services' growing presence at the airport, which is currently experiencing record traffic levels.
fr, 13 maj 2011 10:13:40 +0200

JTI Qtr1 sales grow by 4%
By Doug Newhouse
Japan Tobacco International reports that core net sales (excluding tax) grew by 4.4% in the first quarter of 2011, driven primarily by pricing and volume increases, while at constant rates of exchange, JTI's sales (excluding tax) grew by 6.5%.
fr, 13 maj 2011 10:12:39 +0200

Paton's new appointments
By Doug Newhouse
The Paton's confectionery company has announced changes to the organisation which it says will improve the company's liaison with customers worldwide and particularly in the Asia Pacific region.
fr, 13 maj 2011 10:11:15 +0200

BA and union agree new terms to end strikes
By Doug Newhouse
As reported yesterday, British Airways and its cabin crew union Unite have agreed terms to end three years of industrial action which have cost the airline £150m ($245m) to date from 22 days of strikes, although the settlement package is still to be ratified when it is put to a ballot of the 10,000 members.
fr, 13 maj 2011 08:55:31 +0200

House rejects scanner spend
By Doug Newhouse
The US House of Representatives yesterday rejected the Obama administration's claim for $76m to pay for 275 additional airport full-body scanners and to hire personnel to run them. Republicans said their rejection reflected the need for fiscal restraint.
fr, 13 maj 2011 08:54:54 +0200