Women in Travel Retail+

Women in Travel Retail+ offers women in this amazing industry unrivalled support across the globe.  Be part of a network which includes some of the industry’s most experienced executives, as well as those just starting out, and from every category and retail channel.

Events

Global Networking Events Calendar

Webinars

Speakers sharing their expertise and experiences

Corporate Partners

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

“Sustainability (people and planet) is critically important for everyone in every business function, and industry to embrace. I am proud to be a WiTR+ member to champion the sustainability agenda with the travel retail industry, in an open-minded, supportive, and meaningful way.
The WiTR+ events I have attended have been enriching, eye-opening, and business-focussed, making it relevant to our work, whilst facilitating a brilliant community of women.”

Smruti Sriram

CEO – Bags of Ethics

“I am proud to be a member of Women in Travel Retail+ (WiTR+) which is a vibrant community empowering and connecting women across the travel retail industry. Over the years, WiTR+ events have allowed me to contribute to meaningful charitable projects, meet like-minded women who are passionate about driving positive change in our industry, and seek and share career advice with my peers. I encourage every woman in travel retail to become part of this incredible community.”

Kapila Ireland

Editor – DFNI-Frontier

Charity of the Year:

Toutes a l’école project in Cambodia

Women in Travel Retail+ (WiTR+) is pleased to announce that its elected charity for 2025 is ‘Toutes a l’école’, nominated by Priscilla Haibe de Walque. Toutes a l’école is a charity committed to providing a high standard of education to 1,700 underprivileged girls in Cambodia so that they can become free, educated women and play a useful role in their country.