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3Sixty Duty Free opens expanded store at Fort Lauderdale

3Sixty Duty Free opens expanded store at Fort Lauderdale 3Sixty Duty Free has announced the reopening of its expanded store at Fort Lauderdale International Airport Terminal 4. The 306sqm outlet is the largest in the facility and is part of 3Sixty’s expansion at the airport in anticipation of increasing traffic caused by pent up demand following the pandemic. 3Sixty COO Alex Anson said: “As airlines prepare for a surge in summer travel, we anticipate the growth seen in store traffic will continue to strengthen. “There is a substantial pent-up desire to travel and we are encouraged by the momentum.” 3Sixty has a relationship with the airport dating back to 2006.The retailer has opened two new stores, including one in the

3Sixty Duty Free unveils expanded retail store at Fort Lauderdale Intl Airport T4

3Sixty Duty Free unveils expanded retail store at Fort Lauderdale Intl Airport T4
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3Sixty Duty Free announces expansion at Fort Lauderdale

3Sixty Duty Free announces expansion at Fort Lauderdale 3Sixty Duty Free has announced the reopening of its expanded store at Fort Lauderdale International Airport Terminal 4. The 306sqm outlet is the largest in the facility and is part of 3Sixty’s expansion at the airport in anticipation of increasing traffic caused by pent up demand following the pandemic. 3Sixty COO Alex Anson said: “As airlines prepare for a surge in summer travel, we anticipate the growth seen in store traffic will continue to strengthen. “There is a substantial pent-up desire to travel and we are encouraged by the momentum.” 3Sixty has a relationship with the airport dating back to 2006.The retailer has opened two new stores, including one in the

Retailers: Minimum annual guarantee rules of engagement have changed

Tuesday, 6 April 2021 18:19 An engrossing series of discussions on the passenger experience, the role of digital and the concession model took place on Monday at the virtual Summit of the Americas (5-9 April). A collective of travel retailers have agreed that operational contracts hinging on minimum annual guarantees (MAGs) are no longer workable in a Covid-ravaged air transport climate and must be reformed. An engaging panel discussion entitled ‘Road to Recovery: The Retailer Perspective’ took place during yesterday’s virtual Summit of the Americas (5-9 April), with contributions from Motta Internacional, Dufry and 3Sixty Duty Free. While acknowledging that retailers have availed themselves of MAG relief since the Covid-19 crisis stymied revenues last year, panellists agreed that fixed rents should give way to risk-sharing agreements – a view that have noticeably hardened in the past year.

Inflight: Do traditional concessionaires have a role? | Travel Retail Business

Inflight: Do traditional concessionaires have a role? | Travel Retail Business
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