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How we pay tomorrow // Omnichannel solutions for travel retail


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New ways to pay seem to sprout from the ground. No matter whether it is mobile payment or instant payment, until now these new solutions are hardly accepted. And what would happen if there was no more cash and we all just payed digitally soon? Read now how the underdog "Bitcoin" silently evolves in retail.

Read also in the newsletter: Which technologies does travel retail count on and which hardware is best suited for the use of in-store music?

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When music becomes a brand

Custom music playlists put customers in the store in a happy mood
Photo: Man is listening to music through his headphones; copyright: panthermedia.net/Wavebreakmedia ltd
The job of a DJ is to cater to the respective occasion, setting and audience and choose the right music. In the best case scenario, guests have a wonderful time and stay until the end. Great in-store music should accomplish the same objective. However, retailers often struggle to select the right music.
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Travel retail technology: Enticing passengers to buy

Whether in airports, railway stations or on cruises – the duty free and travel retail industry is facing an enormous change
Photo: perfumery at an airport; copyright: iXtenso/Scholze
New technologies will become one of the main tools to attract customers on their journeys to visit retail areas. We talked to Erik Juul-Mortensen, president of the TFWA (Tax Free World Association) about the possibilities that Digital Signage and Omnichannel solutions offer.
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Cryptocurrency on the rise

Underdog Bitcoin evolves into retail sector’s payment solution
Image: woman is paying with bitcoins; copyright: panthermedia.net/stevanovicigor
Digital money – also known as cryptocurrency – has finally made its way into the offline world. Since April, Japan officially recognizes online currencies as means of payment. Known as the "Bitcoin City", the Dutch city of Arnheim widely accepts the alternative currency in its shops. Retail acceptance of digital money is also on the rise in Germany.
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