Milan has been confirmed as the host city for the next edition of The Trinity Forum, the world’s most influential airport commercial revenues and travel retail gathering, to be held on 24-25 February 2027.
The Trinity Forum is owned by The Moodie Davitt Report and co-organised in a highly successful long-term partnership with Airports Council International (ACI) Asia Pacific & Middle East and ACI World.
ACI Europe joined as a partner from 2026, marking a significant enhancement to the Forum’s scope and influence – with SEA Milan Airports set to host the 2027 edition.
More details of The Trinity Forum 2027 will follow soon.
“It is a great honour for SEA Milan Airports to take over the baton of The Trinity Forum,” said Chief Commercial Officer Luigi Battuello.
“Over the years, the event has established itself as a leading global platform for dialogue among airports, retailers and technology providers on the major trends shaping consumption and digital transformation.
“Following prestigious editions in Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh City and now in Doha, we are proud to announce that in 2027 The Trinity Forum will land in Italy for the first time, in the city of Milan.”
Battuello added, “Milan is an international capital of business, design, fashion and innovation – a city naturally suited to welcoming a global community of decision-makers.
“Its airports, Milano Linate and above all Milano Malpensa, represent a strategic hub in the European aviation landscape, marked by a growing centrality in the luxury and high-value travel retail segments.
“The 2027 edition of The Trinity Forum will take place at the end of February, a particularly meaningful moment to present to the entire industry the development path we are pursuing, including the future retail expansion of Malpensa Airport Terminal 1.
“We are confident that, thanks to the collaboration with The Moodie Davitt Report and Airports Council International, and with the contribution of major industry players, Milan will deliver an edition of the Trinity Forum worthy of its history and of the expectations of the global community represented here.
“We therefore welcome this handover with enthusiasm and a strong sense of responsibility, ready to host and welcome The Trinity Forum 2027 in Milan.”



