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After two years of slowing growth due to a weak global economy, we forecast that airport retail sales will gain momentum in 2014 and grow by 7.7%. More passengers and higher levels of spend per passenger, as the economy improves, the BRIC countries strengthen and MINT nations emerge. The future prospects for the channel remain buoyant, with growth improving every year to 11.0% in 2019. Learn more with sample pages to our Global Airport Retailing report

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Growth in Americas set to accelerate

Figure 1: Americas airport retailing market size ($m) and growth (%), 2014e–19e

7,764 8,206 8,724 9,342 9,978 10,636

5.5 5.7 6.3 7.1 6.8 6.6

2014e 2015e 2016e 2017e 2018e 2019e

Americas turnover ($m) Y-o-y change (%)

Source: Verdict V E R D I C T

Sales in Americas to grow 37.0% in next five years

Airport retail sales through the Americas will grow by 37.0% over the next five years, with

passenger numbers increasing by 15.1% and spend per passenger rising from $6.51 in

2014 to $7.83 in 2019. Meanwhile, turnover in the Middle East and Africa region will rise by

59.6% in the period, with passenger numbers rising by 32.6% and spend per passenger

increasing by $0.68 to $7.43 in the Middle East and $1.84 to $7.84 in Africa.

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Recent key events

Dubai sees World Expo 2020 win

In November 2013 it was announced at the 154th BIE General Assembly in Paris that

Dubai will host the 2020 World Expo, beating rivals Ekaterinburg in Russia and Izmir in

Turkey. The event will be held in Dubai under the theme ‘Connecting Minds, Creating the

Future’ and will be the first World Expo for the Middle East. As well as a big influx of visitors

through Dubai’s two airports for the event, the win also means new interest in the city,

which should also help to boost footfall in its airports.

Al Maktoum International Airport opening sees new site for DDF

Dubai Duty Free opened its doors at a new site as Al Maktoum International took its first

passenger flight in October 2013, providing the company with an additional 2,500 sq m of

retail space. While the airport is still in its second phase of development and therefore is

taking very few passengers compared to Dubai International Airport, in time it is expected

to become Dubai’s main airport as its sister facility reaches full capacity.

Figure 2: Dubai Duty Free at Al Maktoum International Airport, 2013

Source: Dubai Duty Free, Verdict V E R D I C T