Heinemann Duty Free

Making of: Weihnachtsmarkt am Flughafen Wien 2016 - Christmas Market and Wrapping Station

Weihnachtliche Stimmung am Flughafen Wien: Weihnachtsmarkt im Terminal 2 eröffnet.
Der Terminal 2 wird von 21. November bis 24. Dezember 2016 in einen stimmungsvollen Weihnachtsmarkt verwandelt. Neben Punsch-, Süßwaren und Kleinwarenhütten steht zusätzlich eine Fotostation zum Versenden von vorweihnachtlichen Grüßen zur Verfügung. Erworbene Mitbringsel werden an Verpackungsstationen professionell in exklusives Geschenkpapier gewickelt. Die Erlöse aus Fotohütte und Verpackungsstationen werden einer karitativen Einrichtung gespendet.


Weihnachtsmarkt mit vielfältigem Sortiment aus Shopping- und Gastronomiebetrieben
Der Flughafen Wien-Weihnachtsmarkt eröffnet am 21. November 2016 und ist bis 24. Dezember 2016 im Terminal 2 täglich von 11:00 - 19:30 Uhr geöffnet. Angeboten wird reichhaltiges Sortiment von Julius Meinl, La Cure Gourmande, dem Restaurantbetreiber Lagardère und dem Shopbetreiber Welcome Trading GmbH. Neben Klassikern wie Punsch, Glühwein und Süßwaren umfasst das Angebot auch reizende Geschenkideen und Kleinwaren in Weihnachtseditionen. Ein weiterer Weihnachtsstand befindet sich in der Shopping-Plaza, nach der Bordkartenkontrolle im Terminal 2 und wird von Heinemann Duty Free mit weihnachtlichen, regionalen Spezialitäten betrieben.

Verpackungs- und Fotostation - Erlöse an Verein „Mission Hoffnung“
Am Flughafen Wien erworbene Mitbringsel können gegen eine freiwillige Spende an den Geschenke-Verpackungsstationen im Terminal 2, Abflugebene, in der Shopping-Plaza oder im Terminal 3 bei den F-Gates professionell verpackt werden. Die Geschenke werden in exklusives Geschenkpapier gewickelt, das von österreichischen Künstlern für den Flughafen Wien in drei unterschiedlichen Designs entworfen wurde. Die Fotostation steht direkt beim Weihnachtsmarkt im Terminal 2 zur Verfügung und versendet per Mail Grüße an die Liebsten. Mit der freiwilligen Spende für den kostenlosen Service bei den Verpackungsstationen und dem Erlös der Fotostation unterstützen Passagiere den Verein Mission Hoffnung - für notleidende Kinder in Österreich.

________________________________________________

Christmas atmosphere at the airport Vienna: Christmas market in Terminal 2 opened.
From 21 November to 24 December 2016 Terminal 2 will be transformed into a festive Christmas market. In addition to punch, confectionery and confectionery huts, there is also a photostation for sending pre-Christmas greetings. Acquired gifts are professionally wrapped in exclusive wrapping paper at packing stations. The proceeds from photo huts and packing stations are donated to a charity institution.


Christmas market with a diverse assortment of shopping and gastronomy businesses
The Vienna Christmas Market opens on 21 November 2016 and is open until 24 December 2016 in Terminal 2 daily from 11:00 am to 7:30 pm. Offered is a rich assortment of Julius Meinl, La Cure Gourmande, the restaurant operator Lagardère and the shop operator Welcome Trading GmbH. In addition to classics such as punch, mulled wine and confectionery, the offer also includes lovely gift ideas and small items in Christmas editions. Another Christmas stall is located in the shopping plaza, after the boarding pass in Terminal 2, and is operated by Heinemann Duty Free with Christmas, regional specialties.

Wrapping Station and photostation - Proceeds to association Mission Hoffnung
At the airport Vienna, you can professionally pack your bags at the gift wrapping stations in terminal 2, the outlet store, the shopping plaza or terminal 3 at the F-Gates for a voluntary donation. The gifts are wrapped in exclusive gift wrapping, designed by Austrian artists for Vienna Airport in three different designs. The photostation is directly at the Christmas market in Terminal 2 available and sends by mail greetings to the dearest. With the voluntary donation for the free service at the packing stations and the proceeds of the Fotostation, passengers support the association Mission Hoffnung - for needy children in Austria.

TRBusiness Interview: Julian Jäger, Vienna Airport

COO and board member of Vienna Airport Julian Jäger tells Charlotte Turner that the company wants to assess its traditional concession model in the next few years and isn’t ruling out JV opportunities. He also said that while it's been a challenging year for duty free and specialty retail, the airport has managed to improve its penetration levels.



During the interview, Jäger also answered questions sparked by recent local news reports about an attempted attack on the company’s computer network and addressed the airport’s recent low transfer traffic. However, he points out, the number of local passengers are still growing.



“It just shows that there is a lot of competition for transfer traffic within Europe and now obviously there are these challenges outside of Europe too. In 2016 this is something that we felt in the duty free sales as well.”



Like many other airports in Europe, Jäger admits that the fall in Russian traffic has significantly impacted the business.



“So obviously Russia was always an important market, if not the most important market. We had in the past nearly 1million passengers from Russia, now we have less than half of that, so the effects of this is obviously being felt.”



This was perhaps exacerbated by the fact that the airport enjoyed a record 2015 in terms of retail sales.



“We had a record year in 2015 in terms of retail sales and revenue and this year we are slightly down and the reason is mainly – apart from the Russians – most of the other people spend less as well. So it will be a good year, but not as good as 2015.”



Vienna Airport says it traditional concession agreement – MAG plus concession fee – with its retailers and up until now has not entered into any joint ventures.



“This is something we want to assess in the next couple of years.”



Despite the fact that it has been a challenging year for duty free and specialty retail, Jäger says that F&B outlets are still performing well and, encouragingly [up until this year] the airport has seen a steady improvement in sales per pax and penetration.



“Up until this year, we had seen an improvement in sales per pax.” In the short-term this has been boosted by offering sales incentives to staff and in the mid-to-long term Vienna Airport has been and continues to upscale its retail environment with significant investment.



“We are investing €500m in our terminal environment to improve dwell time, to improve the passenger flow. We are adding 15,000sq m, general lounge space, business lounge space, retail, F&B.”



Globally, low levels of penetration have been blamed for falling DF&TR sales (-2.7% in 2015), however, Jäger says that Vienna Airport is bucking the trend. “Actually we are doing quite good with penetration this year so it’s more the average ticket which worries us. So the penetration is up, but everyone who is spending is doing just a little less than before, so this is our challenge.”

SHOP, DINE & WIN - The Winter Promotion at Vienna Airport

SHOP, DINE & WIN - The Winter Promotion at Vienna Airport.
d4group.com

in Cooperation with Karl Heinz Wasserbacher & neuneuzig team
produced by Optical Engineers



& dem CGK Personal Promotion Team

Promotion Set Up Flughafen Wien

Planung, Visualisierung, Aufbau & Promoter Betreuung by CGK Live Marketing.
Mehr Infos hier:

Wirtschaftsfaktor und Job-Motor Flughafen Wien-Schwechat

Vienna Airport - Eva Poleschinski Store

First impression from the Eva Poleschinski Vienna Airport Store,Terminal 2, Plaza.
(C) Felipe Kolm | Optical Engineers
MUSIC by Aqualung - Tape 2 Tape (salute Remix)

Landing and Start from Wien Airport l Terminal

Landing Lufthansa l Start China Airlines l Wien (VIE) Austria

Heast, Gourmet: Metropole celebrates Austrian cuisine!

Metropole put the spotlight on Austrian cuisine with an exclusive networking event at Julius Meinl am Graben on May 8th, 2017. Joined by celebrity chef Toni Mörwald and wine expert Darrel Joseph, Metropolitans enjoyed fine Austrian wines and regional delicacies!

Copenhagen Airport – New Shopping & Restaurant Area

The Moodie Davitt Report is published by London-based independent company Moodie International Ltd, one of the UK's most successful multi-media business-to-business publishers and information providers.

Providing multi-media business intelligence of the highest quality to a global audience - 'Fast, Factual, Free'

MoodieDavittReport.com

Lebendes Schaufenster am Flughafen Wien

Das Esterházy-Schaufenster am Eingang zum Gebr. Heinemann Duty-Free Shop am Flughafen Wien erwacht zum Leben.

In the Shopping Centre of Copenhagen Airport.

Airport Vienna Duty Free - Ranking Alcohol Products by Visual Impact for Eyetracking Inventory

HD Video. Computer vision only.

Automatic inventory management. Airport Vienna Duty Free - Ranking Alcohol Products on Shelves by Visual Impact for Eyetracking Studies.

We suppose that video is made by following standard shopper's trajectory.

Individual - results are biased by the person who conducted the study

Focus group - results are normalized by total viewing duration and biased only by product's size (since we are studying this particular duty free inventory - not products).

Vienna 2018 Mozartus

Vienna 2018 Mozartus

Vienna 2015 - the Catharsis @ Vienna airport

Веселый продавец. Дьюти фри. Швехат. Вена