Duty Free Paris, the joint venture between Aéroports de Paris and The Nuance Group, further expands its presence at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport. As of today, eleven additional fashion and accessories stores open their doors in terminals T2C, T2F and T3 covering 760 square metres, bringing up the total number of shops in the portfolio to 23.
Amongst the eleven shops taken over by Duty Free Paris, eight host major international brands in the fashion and accessories sectors such as Armani, Hermès, Burberry, Ferragamo, Céline, Hugo Boss and Longchamp. In addition, Duty Free Paris has opened three multi-brand concepts, two “Attitude” stores and one “Cult” shop. These concepts have been successful among passengers at several Nuance-operated airports. They offer well-known international brands such as Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Sonia Rykiel, Thomas Sabo, Swarovski, Wolford, Esprit, Roxy, Quicksilver, Guess, Longchamp and Kipling. All of them furthermore boast an event space, "Trendy table", dedicated to trendy French brands, which will rotate their offer throughout the year. The choice of brands offered in these new shops is tailored to match the needs of the passengers going through the terminals. Terminal 2F, an international terminal as well as a Sky Team hub, hosts flights to main destinations across Europe, North and South America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia, while Terminal 3 handles holiday makers. The new shops: Terminal 2C: Hugo Boss, Armani, Terminal 2F1: Hermes; Hugo Boss& Longchamp; Attitude, Terminal 2F2: Hermes; Burberry/Ferragamo; Celine; Longchamp; Attitude, Terminal 3: Cult The partners' comments; President, Duty Free Paris, Florence Lenne declared: "In this summer holiday season, we are pleased to offer eleven new boutiques to our passengers at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport. Today, our strategy consists in developing new sales points and in offering new brands in order to create the most attractive retail areas among European airports. We share this ambition with our partner, The Nuance Group, a leader in the travel retail industry." General Manager, Duty Free Paris, Guy Bodescot commented: “Between late January and today, Duty Free Paris has grown its portfolio to 23 stores by taking over 20 existing and opening three new stores. The eleven new stores opened in July host a newly designed product offer targeting at providing travellers through Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport with a truly exceptional shopping experience.” (c) Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 24-Jul-09 |