In a move that perfectly captures the evolving landscape of the food and beverage industry, JetBlue Airways has partnered with NYC's fastest-growing cookie brand, Chip City Cookies, to launch an exclusive collaboration that rewards loyalty with indulgent treats. This partnership, running through December 31, 2025, demonstrates how innovative cross-industry collaborations are reshaping customer engagement in the hospitality sector. The collaboration centers around JetBlue's TrueBlue loyalty program, allowing members to earn points on every Chip City purchase across 50 locations.
As New York's legal cannabis market continues to expand, dispensaries in Utica are finding ways to connect with their customers through creative discount programs. These promotions are designed to reward loyalty, support veterans, and provide opportunities for savings, even in a market where operating costs are steep. With high taxes, expensive leases, and slim margins, most dispensaries offer modest discounts in the 5-10% range, but those savings can add up for regular customers.
The Bronx has quickly become one of the most exciting places in New York to shop for legal weed, and dispensaries across the borough are stepping up to attract and retain loyal customers. With high state taxes, steep lease costs, and thin margins, most licensed shops can't slash prices dramatically, but they are finding creative ways to reward their regulars. Customers can expect a variety of deals-typically ranging from 5% to 10% off-designed to make every visit more rewarding.
Wanda Gierhart Fearing, Cinemark's chief marketing and content officer, has a unique lens through which to view the film industry - as a longtime retail executive. Fearing, who previously wore the hat of CMO at Neiman Marcus and Limited Brands, joined Cinemark in 2018 and navigated the company's marketing through several years of difficulties due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which brought filmmaking to a standstill and challenged theater chains.
According to a recent Juniper Research report, global spending via QR code payments is projected to exceed $8 trillion by 2029 - a huge leap that shows how this simple tool is becoming a vital part of everyday life.
fleets of subscriptions are everywhere, and some may even say itâs a form of modern-day luxuryâone thatâs proving unsustainable for consumers juggling numerous memberships.