March at MAP: A Season of Celebration and Growth

March unfolded with a strong sense of celebration across MAP Group Asia, shaped by the spirit of Ramadan and a series of meaningful experiences across the region. From community initiatives to retail activations and new store openings, the month brought together moments that felt both personal and shared.

The season began with a focus on togetherness. Through the Creative Holiday Canvas Ramadan Edition, MAP Group Indonesia highlighted the creativity of employees’ children, turning the celebration into something that extended beyond the workplace and into families. The initiative reflected a simple but meaningful idea of community, where creativity became a way to connect across generations.

That same spirit carried into retail through Raya at SOGO, where collections were presented with a focus on celebration and togetherness. Thoughtful details and refined silhouettes set the tone for the season, creating a space that felt aligned with the mood of Ramadan.

The sense of connection extended further at an industry level through BINA Lebaran 2026, where leaders and government officials gathered for the launch. The event continued with an iftar, marking the start of the festive period with a shared moment across the retail community.

Alongside these seasonal moments, brands across the portfolio continued to shape everyday experiences. The Harry Potter and Starbucks collaboration brought a touch of magic into daily routines, reimagining the café experience through themed drinks, food, and merchandise inspired by the wizarding world.

At the same time, Godiva at AEON Mall BSD City offered a quieter, more indulgent experience, presenting pralines and chocolate gifts in a space that reflected the brand’s long-standing craftsmanship and heritage.

March also marked several important openings across markets. In Indonesia, Hollister made its debut at Pondok Indah Mall 1, introducing its California-inspired aesthetic into the local retail landscape.

In Bangkok, VIVAIA unveiled its landmark store at centralwOrld, bringing together its full range of designs, including the exclusive Healing Garden collection.

Expansion continued in the Philippines, where Digimap opened at Fisher Mall, Quezon City, creating a space for customers to connect with Apple devices and accessories through a more integrated experience of service and technology.

Retail also took on a more immersive form through TUMI Mediterranean Escape at Senayan City. The Santorini-inspired pop-up presented travel pieces in a curated environment that reflected movement, exploration, and a sense of seasonal escape.

Together, these moments shaped a month that balanced celebration with growth. Across categories and markets, March reflects how MAP Group Asia continues to create experiences that bring people together, while expanding its presence across the region.