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During the ASUTIL press conference at the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference, Lima, Peru was announced as the host city for the 2025 event (June 3 - 6). ASUTIL looks to build on the “resounding success of the 2024 conference in Bogotá, which saw record-breaking attendance and much industry-shaping debate.” According to the association, the next edition of the ASUTIL Conference promises to once again bring together leading voices and decision-makers from across the travel retail sector in a fresh, dynamic setting. More details to come. TFWA (Tax Free World Association) ASUTIL Enrique Urioste Carlos Loaiza-Keel Diego de Freitas Gustavo Fagundes

During the ASUTIL press conference at the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference, Lima, Peru was announced as the host city for the 2025 event (June 3 - 6). ASUTIL looks to build on the “resounding success of the 2024 conference in Bogotá, which saw record-breaking attendance and much industry-shaping debate.” According to the association, the next edition of the ASUTIL Conference promises to once again bring together leading voices and decision-makers from across the travel retail sector in a fresh, dynamic setting. More details to come. TFWA (Tax Free World Association) ASUTIL Enrique Urioste Carlos Loaiza-Keel Diego de Freitas Gustavo Fagundes

ASUTIL announced that it will hold its 2025 Conference in Lima, Peru from June 3-6. The announcement was made during a press conference at the TFWA (Tax Free World Association) World Exhibition & Conference in Cannes, France. Gustavo Fagundes Carlos Loaiza-Keel Diego de Freitas #dutyfree #travelretail

After a comprehensive review of several candidate cities, the ASUTIL Board of Directors announced today at TFWA Cannes that next year's ASUTIL conference will be held in Lima, Peru. We would like to extend our thanks in advance to the Lagardère team and Lima Airport Concessionaire for their support and commitment to hosting this event.

Dear The Moodie Davitt Report , Travel Markets Insider , John Gallagher , DFNI ,TRBusiness - Travel Retail Business Lois Pasternak Global Travel Retail Magazine and alll Media Colleagues On behalf of ASUTIL, we are pleased to invite you to attend the ASUTIL press conference during the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference. ASUTIL Press Conference • Tuesday, 1st October, 12:00 • TFWA Press Centre • Keynote speakers: Gustavo Fagundes, Vice President of ASUTIL; Erik Juul-Mortensen, TFWA President; Carlos Loaiza-Keel, ASUTIL General Secretary; and Diego de Freitas, ASUTIL Conference Manager. Building on the resounding success of the 2024 conference in Bogotá, which saw record-breaking attendance and industry-shaping discussions, ASUTIL is eager to continue this momentum into 2025. During the press conference, we will reveal the host city for the 2025 event. This next edition of the ASUTIL Conference promises to once again bring together leading voices and decision-makers from across the travel retail sector in a fresh, dynamic setting.

Excited to kick off (again) my journey to the TFWA World Exhibition & Conference as the ASUTIL Conference Manager for next year's event! I’m bringing some big news to share with friends and colleagues, and I can’t wait to catch up with all of you. Here's a little teaser of what’s to come… Today, the ASUTIL Board of Directors met and finalized the next city venue for ASUTIL 2025. We’ll be announcing it next Tuesday, October 1st, at 12:00 PM at the TFWA Press Center. Stay tuned!

Relive the Excitement: Highlights from Asutil Evolution Conference 2024! PS: If you enjoy this video recap, take a look through the photo albums at https://lnkd.in/d5yhmtGz They truly capture the energy perfectly. 🚨 WARNING 🚨 For those anxious like myself, this will definitely fire up the countdown to next year! 📸🎉 But don't worry. You can move ahead and save the month! Next Asutil will be in the first quarter of June 2025. Location will be revealed at the TFWA Cannes Festival. See you there! Follow us ASUTIL to stay updated. #AsutilEvolutionConference #CountdownToNextYear #Asutil2025

We love to see that the "newcomers" were able to discover and experience what makes ASUTIL so unique! A truly Travel Retail Conference full of experiences, trends, and emotions. We hope to see all of you next year and every year. We count on your involvement and support to keep on this successful path. 🙌

The future of Beauty in Travel Retail Last week I was invited by the South American Duty Free Association (ASUTIL) to the 2024 Conference in Bogota to talk in a panel about the future of Beauty in Travel Retail. Besides having a great time meeting industry leaders in the region, below are my main take away from our discussion: 1. Beauty and Wellness unity: Consumers are already informed enough to understand that Beauty and Wellness go hand in hand and the future of beauty will be very much link to wellness. This unity of beauty and wellness gives rise to beauty ingestible, wellbeing devices, new rituals and personalized skincare offerings that promote overall health. 2. Co-Created Personalization: The demand for personalization and cocreation of products to meet consumer unique needs will be key to drive brand loyalty. 3. Personal interaction is even more relevant among GenZ- Besides the obvious digital focus, young consumers seek the expertise of Beauty Consultants significantly above average not only as beauty experts, but health experts.  4. Sustainability is an industry challenge: Retailers and Brands efforts should go hand in hand to meet consumer already high expectations. I would like to thank Carlos Loaiza-Keel for the invitation to a conference that is growing more and more every year and of course my panel colleagues Peter Mohn, Diego Artola and Yennifer Abreu for a great discussion. #ASUTIL #TFWA #TravelRetail #Beauty #dutyfree

Gen Z shoppers in Latin America are the highest spenders in travel retail! A detailed presentation of m1nd-set’s Latin America & Caribbean research was presented by Swiss-based research agency at the annual regional conference organized by ASUTIL, where m1nd-set CEO & Owner Dr. Peter Mohn was among the speakers and moderators. The detailed shopper and air traffic research reveals that the younger generations from the Latin America and Caribbean region are the highest spenders in travel retail. Gen Zs spend the most with an average of $135, despite below average footfall and conversion among this young shopper segment. Millennials follow in second place with $129 spend across all categories in travel retail. Footfall among Millennials is in line with the global average but they have a tendency to purchase more than the global average in Latin America. #travelretail #dutyfree #latinamerica #insights #genz