he said. Countries like Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar are among the big opportunities now in Asia Pacific travel retail, Juul-Mortensen explained. An industry united Sunil Tuli, President of APTRA, then took the stage to discuss the importance of working together as an industry for the good of the whole. While he noted that the industry has made some great strides in coming together over recent years, he said more can be done. "Is every company selflessly contributing to industry causes?" he asked. Tuli noted that significant ground has been gained in combating the threat to travel retail tobacco but much work remained. He also indicated that the industry shouldn't become complacent; alcohol is also a target for some countries and organizations. "We should all be doing everything we can to protect this industry whenever it comes under attack. We should join hands and work together." In the case of APTRA specifically, Tuli noted that the organization continues to advocate on the part of the industry both in the long and short term. Both Juul-Mortensen and Tuli took the opportunity to remind attendees about the TFWA Conference in Beijing in 2013. "We will be working alongside our members and TFWA to ensure that this is a constructive event," said Tuli. Visions of the future Chandran Nair, CEO of GIFT (Global Institute for Tomorrow) next took the stage to discuss the wide variety of experiences across Asia, reminding those in attendance that luxury brands and China's upper middle class isn't the