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Keeping its finger on the pulse of the ever-evolving passenger experience is a major priority for Airbus, which in 2005 adopted a “consumer-centric” approach in order to understand the various ... 
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China Travel Retail (CTR), the most focused networking event for travel retail brands, concessionaires and retailers targeting Chinese travellers, unveils the lists of world-class speakers and companies that will be involved in its inaugural event taking place in Shanghai on 24th and 25th July, 2012.
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A new airline industry report, "Reinventing the Airport Ecosystem", identifies consumer frustrations with today’s airport experience and maps how airports will re-invent themselves up to 2025 with new operating models, driving revenues beyond traditional aviation income.
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For 2012, World Bank expect that East Asia will remain the strongest performer among developing regions. However, growth will moderate slightly as a result of a continued weak external environment. Developing East Asia will grow by 7.6 percent in 2012 with slower expansion in China pulling down much of the regional aggregate.
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‘Fans Without Borders’ Spend €35bn Each Year... Same amount as the worldwide Travel Retail market!!!
MasterCard report shows that this new breed of fans could buy 562 Fernando Torres’ with their season-long expenditure!
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Consumers in China are increasingly modern in their tastes, but they are not becoming 'Western.' How the selling of coffee, cars and pizza sheds light on a nation racing toward superpower status.
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Where are the world's busiest airports - and how many passengers passed through them?
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China Travel Retail (CTR), the conference and exhibition for brands, travel retail concessionaires, airports and airlines targeting Chinese travellers, has announced that it will be publishing exclusive weekly highlights of the “Consumer Behaviour in Airports” study in conjunction with JMG-Research, the travel retail consulting and market research company.
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Airport lounges are getting revamped with better technology and amenities. Airlines now see them as revenue generators.
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Starting today, San Francisco International Airport (SFO) visitors using the Klout for iPhone app need only show a Score of 40 or higher to enter the Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge.
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It is likely that the strength seen from consumer spend will be slower...
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Spotlight falls on commercial challenges at ACI Europe event #ACIOslo
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Smartphones Become Pocket Travel Agents for Growing Number of Americans. 24% looked for Airport information... How many for Duty Free product information?
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Frequent Business Travellers Are 83% More Likely to Try or Buy New Products or Services
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Sales per unit area is a standard and usually the primary measurement of store success. Here are some benchmark figures: - Annual store sales in the range of $300 per square foot is considered respectable in the US. - The US national average for regional malls is $341. - The average for specialty apparel retailers is $400 per square foot. - The average for jewelers is in the range of $600 per square foot. - The median for the best 20 US retailers is $787/sq. ft.
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Bazaarvoice's latest research reveals interesting insights about online and offline shoppers.
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Since the opening of the duty-free stores in Sanya on April 20 and at Meilan Airport in late December, total sales of duty-free commodities have reached 1.6 billion yuan (253 M$). More stores are in the pipeline and a rebate cap on purchases is to be lifted in Hainan...
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The Zurich Airport, which hosts birthday parties, is among a growing number in Europe that are trying to renew a halcyon era of aviation, when airports felt welcoming.
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1- London LHR (64.7 M) 2- Paris CDG (55.7 M) 3- Hong Kong HKG (52.8 M) 4- Dubai DXB (50.2 M) 5- Amsterdam AMS (49.7 M) ...
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Une étude, publiée par le Global Blue, montre que le touriste chinois est à l'origine du quart de la détaxe en France. En 2011, le Hongkongais a en moyenne dépensé 1 500 euros en une seule journée dans une même boutique en France. Le Chinois 1 470 euros, le Russe 1 000 , le Brésilien 680 et l'Indien 765.
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Première destination touristique au monde avec 77,1 millions de visiteurs en 2010, la France peine encore à s'imposer comme la première destination shopping.
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Top 100 Airports by Seat Capacity Available on International Departing Flights for w/c 19/03/12, from OAG Aviation.
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At specific shopping malls across the country, Fox is creating 'wallscapes' of images and titles that will let people buy movies with their smartphones.
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The head of Dublin-based budget airline Ryanair describes the average airport as an unnecessary "international shopping center."...
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Fly & Shop... Delta Air Lines today announced the addition of free access to shop Amazon.com and Amazonwireless.com onboard all Delta and Delta Connection flights with in-flight Wi-Fi service.
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Curated by Jerome Goldberg (JMG-Research / ForwardKeys)
Founder of JMG-Research; Director at ForwardKeys. Consulting & Competitive Intelligence in Duty Free / Travel Retail, Global Shopper, Consumer & Passenger Behaviors. Future travel trends.
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