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Travel Retail Industry Report Highlights Diversification and Market Shifts

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The DFNI October 2026 edition was published coinciding with the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference in Cannes. The report examines how the travel retail industry is responding to changing passenger behavior, geopolitical pressures, and regional market divides. It features analysis of the Top 15 ranking, which shows that globally diversified operators benefited from rising passenger traffic and new concessions.

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The report indicates that continued pressure on South Korea’s duty-free market produced significant movements in the Top 15 rankings. The findings highlight the growing advantage of scale, diversification, and disciplined expansion within the global travel retail market.

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  • AvoltaCEO of Avolta, featured in the report alongside other industry leaders.

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  2. Avolta is involved in the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference in Cannes.1 source

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