Luxury Brand Ambassadors (TAG Heuer, Montblanc & Breitling)

Dufry is seeking experienced, passionate Luxury Brand Ambassadors to represent three iconic global maisons at John F. Kennedy International Airport . This is an opportunity to work directly inside our luxury boutiques, engaging an international clientele and representing brands known for craftsmanship, heritage, and innovation. We have Brand Ambassador roles available for each of the following brands.

⭐ TAG Heuer

Swiss-made precision and cutting-edge design. Ambassadors should be passionate about :

• Sports timing, chronographs, and performance-driven innovation
• Articulating the technical aspects of watchmaking
• Engaging customers who value luxury with a modern, bold attitude

⭐ Montblanc

A heritage house recognized for writing instruments, leather goods, and timepieces. Ideal ambassadors :

⭐ Breitling

A legendary aviation-inspired watch brand. Strong candidates will :

What You’ll Do

Who We’re Looking For

We want polished luxury professionals who can represent iconic maisons with confidence and depth. Ideal candidates have :

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