BY: Mike Richard
Few names are as universally recognized and adored among frequent travelers as Moleskine. Since 1997, the Italian brand has elevated the lowly travel journal to cultural icon status. Now, they’re expanding their reach even further with the debut of Moleskine Cafés around the globe.
Moleskine opened its first Moleskine Café in 2016 in the Geneva Airport, followed by Milan, Italy — a fitting home given that’s where the brand got its start. The third location recently opened its doors in Beijing’s Taikoo Li, a multi-use retail and lifestyle space in the popular Sanlitun district. Additional locations are in the works for London and Hamburg, followed by the first stateside café in New York City.
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