Masterarbeit, 2014
127 Seiten, Note: 1,0
Chapter 1 provides an introduction to the scope and objectives of the thesis, outlining the research approach and methodology employed. Chapter 2 delves into the airport revenue structure, emphasizing the increasing importance of non-aeronautical revenue, particularly in the travel retail sector. It explores the unique characteristics of airport retail, its challenges, and the impact of the airport travel chain on passenger behavior and shopping motivation. Chapter 3 focuses on the competitive pressures facing the airport retail business, including the impact of airline ancillary revenue growth efforts. It examines how airlines are pushing the boundaries of selling onboard and the implications for airport retailers. Chapter 4 presents a case study of Copenhagen Airport, analyzing its retail philosophy, its vision of retail business excellence, and its efforts to create an extraordinary customer experience. This includes initiatives related to digitalization, social media, and customer segmentation. The chapter also explores Copenhagen Airport's approach to enhancing competitiveness and improving operational efficiency. Chapter 5 offers management recommendations based on the research findings, providing insights for improving competitiveness, enhancing customer experience, and optimizing operational efficiency in the airport retail environment.
Increased cost pressure on European airports forces operators to find high-profit revenue sources outside of traditional flight operations, with travel retail being the most significant.
Key challenges include competition from online sales, airline onboard retail activities, and changing passenger mindsets regarding shopping motivation.
CPH focuses on digital and mobile shopping experiences, social media engagement, loyalty programs like 'CPH Advantage', and luxury segment redefinition.
The passenger's journey through the airport—from security to boarding—affects their stress levels and willingness to engage in impulse buying.
Efficient security processes reduce passenger stress and increase 'dwell time' in the commercial areas, which is a major booster for retail sales.
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