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Global Networking Events Calendar
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Speakers sharing their expertise and experiences
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Find out how to join and the benefits
Mentoring
One-on-one support to grow and achieve your goals
Inspiration
Iconic Women in Travel Retail – Their life, work and achievements
Charity
WiTR+ Annual Charity with the emphasis on supporting women and children
What our members have to say
“Joining Women in Travel Retail has been without any doubt a very rewarding decision. This community has offered more than just networking opportunities— It has connected me with an incredible community of women—from emerging talent to senior leaders—across brands, retailers, and regions. What makes this network especially meaningful is the unique space it creates for women in a fast-paced, often male-dominated industry. It offers a rare sense of support, openness, and shared ambition—where collaboration thrives and new perspectives are welcomed.
Through Women in Travel Retail, I’ve been introduced to emerging brands, deepened my industry knowledge, and built lasting connections. Most importantly, I’ve seen how a strong, supportive community can drive real change. The more we grow, the greater our collective impact—and together, we’re not just expanding opportunities, we’re shaping the future of travel retail for women everywhere and how cool is that!”

Noelle Goris
La Prairie
“In an industry as globally dispersed as Travel Retail, my WiTR+ membership brings added value through quality networking and insights sharing, both highly prized assets in navigating a multitude of market dynamics.”

Anne Kavanagh
Charity of the Year:
Morgan’s Army in United Kingdom
Women in Travel Retail+ (WiTR+) has announced Morgan’s Army Charitable Foundation as its official charity partner for 2026.
Based in Wales, the charity was founded by Natalie and Matthew Ridler following the cancer diagnosis and subsequent death of their son Morgan, aged just three. Today, Morgan’s Army supports families across South Wales affected by childhood cancer, with a particular focus on the often-overlooked siblings of young cancer patients.

