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D elsey Paris Export Manager, Vincent Michel, and Mounia El Aouad, Export Division Manager, illustrate the Delsey Paris’ “Cadance” premium leather range, while Elsa Beltaief models the “Day Packs” for everyday use – innovations which all underline the elevation of the brand away from being positioned purely as a ‘luggage’ company. The developments mark a clear confidence by Delsey Paris in the worthiness of its brand in its own right, lessening some of the reliance it has had on cooperations with some other brand names. “2026 will be a very important year as Delsey Paris celebrates its 80th birthday,” says Vincent. With this big anniversary year fast approaching Vincent says Delsey Paris’ GTR ambitions will be accelerated, and marked by yet more collections, including lines featuring aluminium, a yet-to-be revealed ultra-light material, and a ‘business collection’. BlueVillageA6 Pringles promises inclusivity while teasing innovative new premium gifting option P ringles continues to build on its reputation for bringing people together with shareable products. Lou Gagneux Assistant Brand Manager for Pringles explained that its marketing is working on adding more options to the portfolio especially in premium gifting. The brand teased the mock-up for its new innovative sticker covered suitcase design tin which will come with 2 x 70g containers and will be travel retail exclusive. The design is reaching the final stages and Pringles hopes to launch it to the travel retail market in spring, which will add a premium gifting option to the extensive range. Also on display is the hugely popular HOT range which is available across travel retailers and non HFSS so lower sodium than other options, meaning it is suitable for a wide range of traveller. Kellanova and Pringles are focusing on an accessibility promise in their ranges, and now offer all products with a unique code developed alongside NaviLens which once scanned by phone or app describes the product, contents and nutritional values for visually impaired customers. Their gondolas now include the code which brings buyers to the Pringles story giving easier access to visually impaired from point of purchase. They aim to make the entire duty free experience even more inclusive having used the concept in festivals, cash desks and bathrooms. With the growing demand of airlines offering to buy in advance, they are trialling a new product model with KLMwhich they hope to expand further while continuing to offer their signature airline 70g packages in 4 x SKUs. They continue to offer the 4 x 70g tin multi box and the 2 x 165g box in their travel retail selection in the Original, Sour Cream and Onion, Paprika and Hot and Spicy. The brand continues to explore innovative new ideas and will launch exciting new products in the near future while focusing on their promise of inclusivity. BayVillage Bay 12 Delsey Paris approaches 80th birthday with a growing confidence in the worthiness of its own brand Tuesday 30 September 2025 58 T F W A D A I L Y