The on-premise is an incredibly multifaceted sales channel, encompassing a diverse range of venue types that cater to distinct market segments, each requiring its own tailored approach to marketing, activation and execution in order to drive success and meet the specific needs of its audience.Airport bars, in particular, present a unique set of dynamics and characteristics that brand owners must fully understand if they are to truly maximise their potential.One key consideration is understanding how the airport bar consumer profile differs from the average on-premise visitor. In US airport bar
How brands can secure on-premise wins in the US’s travel channel – Market Intel
The travel channel’s on-premise can be a high-volume arena for drinks brands – as long as they understand its unique characteristics.

CGA by NIQ’s Reach survey provides insights from 34 countries around the world, covering around 27,500 on-premise consumers and 525 operators. It provides accurate and up-to-date analysis of consumer sentiment across Europe and beyond, fusing with other CGA research sources for a 360-degree view of the sector. For more details, contact CGA by NIQ client solutions director George Argyropoulos at [email protected]



