1. WHAT IS AIRPORT RETAILING
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WHAT IS AIRPORT RETAILING

2. RETAILING
Business activity of selling goods and services directly to consumers.
Commercial transaction in which a buyer intends to consume the good or service through personal, family, or household use.
Sell a combination of goods and services.

3. CONT.
The intermediaries between manufactures and consumers, which facilitates the physical flow of goods and services too the customers.

4. CONTRIBUTION OF RETAILING
SUPPLYING THE RIGHT GOODS AND SERVICES TO THE CUSTOMERS
- Getting the goods demandes by customers
Customers’ wants being influence by trends and advertising campaign.
Indirectly- tells retailers the goods and services demanded by customers.

5. CONT. FAIR PRICE OF GOODS AND SERVICES.
Provide a fair pricing on products and services to the customers by:
Buying goods in bulk from manufacture at discounted price
Saving the customers
Pricing the product competitively to attract/ gain customer loyalty

6. CONT. IMPROVING THE STANDARD OF LIVING
Reflect on how well the people in the country lives
Measured by quantity & quality of goods & services consume by the people
Retailers provide a wide range of goods- affordable prices - help raise the standard of living.
satisfaction of customer, Standard of Living

7. TYPES OF RETAILING BUSINESS
SELLING OF PRODUCT
SELLING OF SERVICES
IN STORE RETAILING
NON- STORE RETAILING

8. SELLING OF PRODUCT Business of selling the tangible goods.
Example: souvenirs kiosk, boutiques, watch shop, supermarket and etc.

9. SELLING OF SERVICES
Business that provides or selling intangible product.
Example: barber, tailor, spa business, clinic..etc

10. IN STORE RETAILING
Selling of goods and services from a shop or permanent building.
Examples; convenience shop, supermarket, pharmacist, etc.

11. NON- STORE RETAILING
DIRECT SELLING- insurance agent, salesman door-to- door, milkman, bread man- peddling around the housing residence, etc.
VENDING MACHINE BUSINESS- stand alone/ well mounted to offer goods to customer. E.g, soft drinks.
TELEMARKETING- business using the telephone (communication), annoyance, telling the latest product

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MAIL ORDER- business using as means of communication, mailing catalogue, brochures – selected customers, popular means by banks and credit card companies.
INTERNET SALES OR MARKETING- transaction carried out online, fast growing trend. E.g.- EBay, Amazon.

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BUSINESS USING SMS- done through h/p, payment & goods delivered through SMS, E.g. top-up, songs, ring tones and etc.

14. Retail format CONVINIENCE STORE SUPERMARKET
MINI MARKET/ TRADITIONAL RETAILER
HYPER MARKET
SPECIALTY STORE
BOUTIQUE SHOPS
DEPARTMENT STORE

15. CONVINIENCE STORE
Selling convenience goods to meet the needs and wants of the local community or groups such as the travelers, students, office workers, apartment or condo residents, etc.
Size premise is approx 1,000 sq. ft.
Product comprises of basic convenience dry goods, smaller fact, impulse in nature, at affordable price.
Located at a convenient place e.g. small resident area, business premises, transport terminal, hotels, campus, petrol station.

16. SUPERMARKET
A self-service store offering a wide variety of food and household merchandise including meat, fresh and dairy product.
It is larger in size compared with convenience store, more than 10,000 sq.ft.
Has a wider selection of household and sundry groceries product range than a traditional grocery store.
Located mostly in a modern and affluent market catchments area such as mid-market residential area, central business district, shopping complexes, etc.

17. MINI MARKET/ TRADITIONAL RETAILER
A neighborhood sundry grocery shop offering a variety of food and household items including wet and fresh items.
Product range mostly confine to servicing local needs and demand. E.g. general merchandise assortment.
Located in housing areas, sub-urban and smaller town areas, office complexes, colleges, etc.
magazine and stationary shops, college kiosk, etc.

18. HYPER MARKET
Vast self-service warehouse-cum-retail outlet that combines the features of supermarkets, department store, discount store and specialty store in one location.
Also called hypermarket, with more than 75,000 sq.ft. of trading area, using more than 15 checkout counters, carrying more than 25,000 products.
Located in out of town vicinity, in large residential catchment areas, to have ample parking facilities.

19. SPECIALTY STORE
Offer a limited number of different product lines, such as women’s clothing or sporting goods, also provide their customers with an extensive selection of brands and styles within each product line.

20. BOUTIQUE SHOPS
A small retail shop that specializes in gifts, fashionable clothes, accessories and food.
Located within a large department store or supermarket.
Offering very specialized products and services such as an investment boutique, healthcare boutique, cosmetic clinic and etc.

21. DEPARTMENT STORE
A large retail store offering a variety of goods and services which organized in separate departments.
Specializes in satisfying a wide range of the consumer’s personal and residential durable goods product need.
Offering a choice of multiple merchandise lines, in all categories including apparel, furniture, electronic, paint, hardware, jewelry, toys and etc.
Department stores are usually part of a retail chain of many stores situated around a country or several countries.

22. HOW RETAILERS ADD VALUE???
BREAKING THE BULKS- buying the products in the quantities that the customers want.
HOLDING INVENTORY- keeping the product for the customers, make it available when customer want it.
PROVIDING ASSORTMENT- have many choices of products
OFFERING SERVICES- product display, demonstration, after sales services, deliveries..ect

23. AIRPORT RETAILING THE EARLY DEVELOPMENT

24. The early development
Started late 1980’s with negative characteristic:
Limited- retail outlet, product range
Product low quality
Concept of in-house brand or unbranded
Monopolistic practices- not open to others
Poor value of money with high product prices
Airport retailing is a rip-off- inflict financial loss

25. PRESENT Situation Airport retailing is a Sensational
Understanding the customer needs and wants
Developing additional space for product and services
Using specialist retail designers to improve deco ambience
Well known branded retailers/ product
Downtown pricing to be shopping destination
Introducing competition among retailers
Improving value for money, product and services
Transforming customer perception using communication tools- demonstration

26. WHO ARE THE CUSTOMERS?
The business traveler- the businessman traveling to a destination for business dealings.
The leisure travelers- those who travel for pleasure, vacation holidays, etc.
The emergency travelers- travelers because of emergency situation such as visiting sick relatives, sending children overseas, job transfers, etc.

27. WHAT ARE THE CUSTOMERS WANT?
Gift and souvenirs for the business traveler and tourist (leisure traveler)
Duty free goods- take advantage- make use the privileges.
Toys, chocolate, perfumes as gift to take away/ take home.
Leather and accessories (shoes, bag, etc) high quality branded merchandise for the busy business travelers.
All kinds of branded apparel
Exotic snacks

28. WHERE THE MOST SUITABLE LOCATION & WHY?
Departure terminal- target (the senders- family and friend sending off the traveler) as well as traver.
Transit hall- target (travelers waiting for their air craft or before boarding)
Arrival terminal- target at those (family, friends) who come to pick up the travelers as well as travelers buying last minute items to take home.

29. What is the most suitable type of business?
Selling duty free goods, the most demanded items at the airports
Selling lifestyles product such as leather, accessories, cosmetics, watches, books etc.
Souvenirs and gifts (products of remembrance for the travelers/ friends/ family/ customers)
Chocolates and snacks, easy to carry product for the family.
Latest IT & electronic goods, anew product and not available to most travelers.

30. Hoe to attract customer buying?
A good store presentation and ambiance
Having latest product range.
Reasonable pricing and packaging.
Warmth and friendly customer service.
A good store layout, easy to find & fast check out.
A lasting impression.

31. Why DOES CUTOMER BUYS?
Rational Factor- to fulfill ones needs, i.e. own consumption, buying for others, status etc.
Cultural Influence Factor-
- Customs- Very busy
- Values: to keep with the trend and friends
- beliefs: a good buy, value for money
Group influence factor
- Neighbors
- officemate
- Schoolmate
- celebrity

32. Why DOES CUTOMER BUYS? (CONT)
Individual Preference factors
- To suit the person size and shape
- Having special liking for pattern and design
- Special color and preferences
- Happen to like fashion
Emotional Factor
- Pleases the heart
- Pleases the eye
- Pleases the feel

33. CUSTOMER EXPECTATION SERVICES STORE ENVIRONMENT STORE LOCATION PRODUCT
PRICE

34. CUSTOMER EXPECTATION (CONT)
SERVICES
Quality,
Opening hours, convenience timing
Credit facilities- for big tickets items
Exchange/ return policies, portrays product quality and customer confidence – SSM
Delivery for bulky and quantity purchases
Gift wrapping, extra service for gifts and souvenirs goods.
etc

35. CUSTOMER EXPECTATION (CONT)
STORE ENVIRONMENT
Cleanliness
Air- conditioning
Restrooms
Attractive furnishing/ layout
Pleasant music
etc

36. CUSTOMER EXPECTATION (CONT)
STORE LOCATION
In locating retail stores, retailers consider the market, town, and retail complex, airport terminals in which they want to establish themselves, the actual location to be in, and the actual site of their store.
In some cases, no store is involves because the right location for shopping for a product is the temporary promotion area, the concourse or lobby area of terminal or business complex.
Characteristic: convenience to customers, available transport service, easy to find, safe area.

37. CUSTOMER EXPECTATION (CONT)
PRODUCT
Retailers strive to offer the products that appeal to the tastes of the consumer, are off good quality, and function properly.
Should have psychological and emotional benefits, such as prestige or convenience.
E.g. expensive watch with a well-known, visible brand name may its owner sense of prestige.
Possible features: meet the satisfaction, easy to use(friendly), after sales services

38. CUSTOMER EXPECTATION (CONT)
PRICE
- retailers use different pricing strategies to attract different consumers.
- E.g. some stores use low/ discounted prices to attract economy-minded customers, while some stores set higher prices to convey an upscale image.
Quality= Price
Competitive pricing
Affordable to target market