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COUNTER INTELLIGENCE Skross to showcase new premium adapter in Singapore


Swiss brand Skross is to showcase its new premium Alpha by Skross world travel adapter at this month’s TFWA Asia Pacific Conference and Exhibition in Singapore (Stand number C4). The adapter, which was unveiled last


year in Cannes, stems from a partnership with Danish design agency, Jacob Jensen Design. The logo is based on an alpha sign


incorporated into an open infinity symbol which highlights its durability. According to the company, Alpha


by Skross is characterised by a ‘stylish minimalism’ using the clean design language Jacob Jensen Design is known


and recognised for. The new high-performance adapter can


be used with the most energy consuming devices including laptops and hairdryers. It is also compatible with seven


international socket standards (EU, Australia/China, UK, USA, Switzerland and Brazil). In addition, Alpha by Skross is


introducing technologies and exclusively designed and patented safety features, including a triple safety mechanism. A five-year international warranty is also available. Sam Gerber, Managing Partner, Skross said: “We are convinced that Alpha


Paul & Shark reports ‘extremely successful year’


investing to support a continuous retail expansion. “In travel retail, we are proud to announce


the opening of two stores in the new Istanbul Airport. One is a monobrand boutique located in Zone 1 and another is a corner in the fashion garden of Zone 6. “We have also been able to consolidate


Luxury lifestyle brand Paul & Shark is continuing its positive momentum in 2019 following listing success in Europe and beyond. Paul & Shark Worldwide Travel Retail


Director Catherine Bonelli said: “We are pleased to report that Paul & Shark has experienced another extremely successful year. “The most consolidated markets are Europe, China and Russia where we are


our presence in countries where we already have domestic stores like the Philippines: one store in the new Luxe Duty Free downtown mall in Manila and one airport corner in the highly tourist destination of Cebu.” The company returns to TFWA Asia


Pacific Conference & Exhibition this year to showcase its latest collections (Typhoon, Loro Piana and Always) combining high quality materials, contemporary design and technological innovation.


Roger Federer opens new Lindt boutique in Zurich


Lindt brand ambassador Roger Federer officially opened the redesigned Lindt chocolate boutique at Zurich Airport on 5 April.


Located on Level 2 of the Airside Center at Zurich Airport, the new Lindt chocolate boutique offers travel exclusive creations only available at this specific location. The 130sq m boutique is an example


of a successful trinity partnership in that it is jointly operated by Lindt & Sprüngli Travel Retail and Dufry Group in close collaboration with airport operator Flughafen Zürich AG. Its centrepiece is the Lindt master


chocolatier station, where customers can enjoy a range of freshly made chocolate delicacies prepared daily by the on-site Lindt master chocolatiers.


MAY 2019


by Skross will further strengthen our position as a premium brand. “Furthermore, we’ve been increasingly


observing the trend that electronics no longer needs to be just functional and solve a problem.”


Wild Tiger Rum launches new coco rum liqueur in US TR


Indian rum company Wild Tiger Rum has launched a new coco rum liqueur to the US travel retail market. The product, which is being


distributed in the region through US travel retail distributor Hayleybrooke International, is the third variant from the Wild Tiger Rum brand. Produced in Kerala, Wild Tiger Coco


is a blend of Indian Rum with Keralan coconut flavours and can be drunk on the rocks. Each product comes in a hand-crafted furry bottle, with no two bottles having a similar design. Gautom Menon, Founder and Chief


Brand Officer, Wild Tiger Rum said: “As the first rum-based liqueur of India, Wild Tiger Coco pays homage to all the Tigers roaming the planet. “Our passion is to protect these


majestic creatures, the spirit of which is captured inside the beautifully handcrafted white furry-sleeve bottle.”


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