Top Report on European Business Travelers’ Airport Retail Market

This report is the result of European business travellers with regard to airport operators and retailers’ efforts to increase non-aeronautical revenues to capitalize on growing passenger volumes.

It offers:

•Analysis of trends in airport retail, with an exploration of how opportunities and demand are set to change in 2013-2014.

•Access to the opinions and purchasing behaviours of business travellers, in addition to an examination of their expectations of total expenditure at airport retail outlets and necessary developments for better footfall.

•Information categorized by age, gender, income levels, region, travel destination and travel frequency, in addition to comparative analysis between two years of survey results (wherever applicable).  

•An examination of: 

•Store visits and time spend

•Projection of shopping expenditure

•Product selection criteria

•Impact of new shopping features

•Marketing initiatives

•Prominent products and associated growth opportunities

•Payment methods and their significance

•Airports with best retail experience

•Factors affecting business travellers’ purchasing demand

•Duty-free shopping concerns

•Most visible and popular products

•Preferred product categories

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This will facilitate: 

•Organizations developing accurate expectations with regard to travellers’ likely expenditure in airport retail outlets, and a proper understanding of the necessary developments for better business travellers’ footfall.

•Identification of the key challenges and opportunities in shopping at duty-free and duty paid outlets, in addition to the key actions required to overcome the challenges. 

•Accurate perception of the significance of pre-planned and impulse buying behaviours at airport retail outlets. 

•Identification of key product categories that occupy a significant portion of airport retail space, and recognition of the most popular products purchased in the last six months. 

Promotional Offers Identified as the Key to Airport Retail Success in 2013-14

Promotional offers have been identified as essential for the airport retail industry for success in 2013-2014, according to leading consumer specialist  new report - European Business Travellers’ Airport Retail Trends, 2013-2014 – with 74% of survey respondents identifying the ‘promotion of price advantages over city-centre retailers’ as the key activity that can optimize the business of airport retailers. 

This report is the result of European business travellers with regard to airport operators and retailers’ efforts to increase non-aeronautical revenues to capitalize on growing passenger volumes. It offers analysis of trends in airport retail, with an explanation of how opportunities and demand are set to change in 2013-14, providing access to the opinions and purchasing behaviours of business travellers, in addition to an examination of their expectations of total expenditure at airport retail outlets and necessary developments for better footfall. 

This information is categorized by age, gender, income levels, region, travel destination, and travel frequency, examining a wide range of variables in regard to purchasing behaviour in airport retail outlets. This facilitates the formulation of accurate expectations with regard to travellers’ behaviour, in addition to the identification of key challenges, opportunities, product categories, and promotional activities to maximize revenue in the airport retail market, thereby making European Business Travellers’ Airport Retail Trends, 2013-2014 required reading for those seeking to position their businesses to meet the expectations and demands of European business travellers. 

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Some Key Insights Include: 

•Overall, 30% and 34% of European business travelers identified that ‘more than 76%’ of their purchases at duty-free airport retail outlets were pre-planned and impulsive, respectively.

•In total, 32% of European business travelers declared that ‘less than 10%’ of their purchases at duty paid airport retail outlets were pre-planned, while 44% identified that ‘more than 76%’ of their purchases at duty paid outlets were impulsive.

•‘Perfumes, cosmetics and personal care’ and ‘alcoholic beverages’ are the preferred product categories purchased in the last six months from ‘duty-free’ airport retail shops.

Reasons to Buy:

•Obtain an insight into travellers’ likely expenditure in airport retail outlets, and a proper understanding of the necessary developments for better business travellers’ footfall.

•Identify key challenges and opportunities in shopping at duty-free and duty paid outlets, in addition to the key actions required to overcome the challenges. 

•Accurate perception of the significance of pre-planned and impulse buying behaviours at airport retail outlets. 

Identification of key product categories that occupy a significant portion of airport retail space and recognition of the most popular products purchased in the last six months.

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