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- 1Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival Turns 30 With 'Ulya'▼Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival’s 30th Anniversary Edition to Open With Cannes Film ‘Ulya’
The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival will mark its 30th anniversary by opening its milestone edition with 'Ulya', which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The choice signals the Estonian festival's continued ambition to book major international titles for its prestigious opening slot as one of northern Europe's leading film events.
- 2Adform opens 800 ad platform capabilities to AI assistants●ICYMI: Adform says AI assistants can access 800 of its ad platform capabilities: FLOW buyers got 29 read-only skills in
Adform says AI assistants can now access 800 of its advertising platform's capabilities. Buyers using its FLOW platform received 29 read-only skills in July, while Dell and Publicis Groupe tested the wider server at Cannes. Industry observers are asking whether these agents can actively change live campaigns or only read data, a key question for how much control advertisers will hand over to AI.
- 3TFWA President Sarah Branquinho delivers first Cannes address on travel retail's future●The future of travel retail: TFWA President Sarah Branquinho delivers first Cannes address
TFWA President Sarah Branquinho has delivered her first address at the Cannes duty-free and travel retail gathering, setting out her vision for the future of the industry. The speech comes as the global travel retail sector, a key revenue driver for airports, airlines and premium brands, continues to navigate changing passenger behaviour and a shifting retail landscape.
- 4IAADFS rebrands as Travel Retail Alliance of the Americas●IAADFS becomes Travel Retail Alliance of the Americas as new identity revealed in Cannes
The International Association of Airport Duty Free Stores, the main duty-free and travel retail body for the Americas, has rebranded as the Travel Retail Alliance of the Americas. The new name and identity were unveiled at the industry's annual gathering in Cannes, where the organisation said the change reflects its broader role across the Americas' travel retail sector.