We have an extensive list of published media release and announcements
We have an extensive list of published media release and announcements
Media Release:New Travel Retail Souvenir Supplier Launched in Australia
14 February, 2017. A new souvenir supplier – Next 88 – has been launched into the Australian travel retail market.
Next 88, whose shareholders include The Moodie Davitt Report’s columnist and travel retail expert Ivo Favotto, will focus on providing souvenirs that are a bit different and reflective of the destination which tourists have visited.
Media Release: New travel & infrastructure retail blog launched: The Favotto Blog
25 October, 2016. Respected travel retail executive and Managing Director of The Mercurius Group has launched a new blog site on the commercialisation of the travel and infrastructure sectors.
The Airport Car Parking Study (The ACP Study) is the most comprehensive examination of airport car parking prices, pricing structures and management practices ever undertaken, covering 336 airports across three regions, 23 sub-regions and 70 different countries. The 336 airports in The ACP Study account for more than 5 billion passenger movements per annum.
Previous clients provide recommendations for Ivo Favotto and The Mercurius Group.
The Mercurius Group Managing Director, Ivo Favotto is a regular columnist for the leading travel retail industry publication, the Moodie Davitt Report. Dubbed “The Analyst”, Ivo’s articles look at key topics affecting the travel retail sector on a global basis. A link to recent The Analyst articles are provided below.
The more free parking periods airports provide to pick-up and drop-off passengers, the more they can charge for parking – nicely played! September 2016
This article looks at the phenomenal 2015-16 growth of the Australian Tourist Refund Scheme and the rise and rise of Chinese visitors to Australia driving it. October 2016.
An examination on the growth of Australia’s Tourist Refund Scheme and its potentially far-reaching implications for the on-airport duty free and travel retail sectors.
An assessment of the fallout from the UK’s decision to leave the European Union and explains why the travel retail sector should take a bold approach to plotting future strategy.
An examination on the potential repercussions for the travel retail sector should the British people vote on 23 June to leave the European Union.
An examination on the changing dynamics and retailer make-up of the Australian duty free market.
A look at the issue of airport car park pricing in light of the recent release of a study on the subject.