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01 The Moodie Davitt e-Zine 248
02 Estée Lauder
03 Contents
04 Coty
05 Travel retail highlights
06 Trussardi
07 Travel retail highlights 2
08 Remy
09 Travel retail highlights 3
10 Romamor
11 Travel retail highlights 4
12 Laboratoire Nuxe
13 Travel retail highlights 5
14 Shiseido
15 Travel retail highlights 6
16 Dunhill
17 Travel retail highlights 7
18 Formia
19 Seva Duty Free
20 Daniel Wellington
21 Heinemann 1
22 Brown Forman
23 Heinemann 2
24 Godiva
25 Heinemann 3
26 Diesel
27 Heinemann 4
28 Ferrero
29 Heinemann 5
30 Scorpio
31 Heinemann 6
32 DFASS
33 Heinemann 7
34 Data Circle
35 Airport Lounge Development
36 HIHH
37 Travel retail's positive disruptors and innovators
38 2H Media
39 Airports as Artports
40 Moodie Insights
41 Sense of Place
42 Dufry
43 Stock Watch
44 e-Zine Specials
45 The Front Line
46 The Trinity Forum

Setting an Imperial standard at Moscow Sheremetyevo

A marker for beauty


The extended space has benefited P&C in particular, which accounts for around 50% of the duty free business at Sheremetyevo. Fragrances are the big driver, followed by skincare (which is growing fast) and make-up. Highlights include stunning Chanel and Dior installations towards the front and impressive back wall displays from Estée Lauder, Lancôme, YSL, Clarins, Shiseido, Guerlain and others. Importantly, many brands have introduced their full high-end and exclusive ranges to meet the demand among Russian travellers. This is matched by a strong dedicated zone for niche luxury fragrances – immensely popular among Russian shoppers – including Kilian, Atelier Cologne, Memo, Moresque, Byredo and Clive Christian.

Captivating the consumer through branded beauty in Terminal E.


The Moodie Davitt e-Zine | Issue 248 | 28 September 2018