TRBusiness readers can enjoy a variety of rich and dynamic media in the March e-zine, which is now available to view free of charge.

Launched in January, the new, interactive digital magazines combine TRBusiness’ signature blend of business reporting, exclusive interviews, consumer research, analysis and insights with media-rich content for a truly immersive user experience.

CLASSIC ‘TRINITY’ RECONSIDERED?

This edition, TRBusiness Senior Editor Andrew Pentol talks to ACI Asia-Pacific Director General Stefano Baronci about testing and quarantine protocols, the regional traffic recovery and support for retail tenants from governments and national authorities.

In the course of a wide-ranging interview, Barconci suggests that the classic ‘Trinity’ model will probably have to be reconsidered in the wake of Covid-19.

In the Brown Spirits report, we focus on two critical drivers for the category: whisk(e)y and rum, and tackle the value versus luxury debate in jewellery and watches.

You’ll also find the revered Top Spending Regions report, courtesy of m1nd-set, which shines the light on anticipated changes to purchasing dynamics in a ‘new world order’ for travel retail and duty free.

The TRBusiness e-zine reflect the company’s commitment to sustainability by only producing digital versions for all non-tradeshow issues. The e-zine is emailed to more than 16,000 subscribers every month.

They are designed for a highly intuitive experience; don’t forget to click the ‘plus’ and ‘play’ buttons during your browsing sessions to connect to video, multimedia content and creative adverts.

TRBusiness will continue to produce 12 monthly issues per year (in addition to the Top 10 International Operators Report), with print versions of the publication [TRBusiness will offset the carbon footprint] available at all major exhibitions and conferences.

To explore the March e-zine, click here

For more information on Travel Retail Sustainability Week (19-23 April) and to register, click here.

To read previous TRBusiness e-zines, click the relevant links below.

January (including the Global Industry Survey)

February (Annual Tobacco Report, Inflight)