Benchmarking Chinese airports in the Asian market

6-Jun-2003

The Airport Retail Study, which analyses the financial and physical performance of airport retail programmes, is fast becoming a must-read for commercial managers worldwide. In this article, written exclusively for DFNI, author Ivo Favotto examines how Beijing and Guangzhou airports measure up compared with other airports in the region.

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The Airport Retail Study, which analyses the financial and physical performance of airport retail programmes, is fast becoming a must-read for commercial managers worldwide. In this article, written exclusively for

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