Add to Favorite
Magazine 
Magazine
Channel ferries find calmer watersChannel ferries find calmer waters
15-Nov-2001
Travel-retail is not a homogeneous industry suffering from the burdens of a post-September 11 crisis. As our reports on the ferry market demonstrate, business on the UK to France cross-Channel routes is robust, despite the downturn in travel elsewhere. Isabelle Caprano assesses how the sector, hit so hard by abolition in 1999, is holding up today.
Article Preview:
?
Login To Read More | Subscribe To Read More
Travel-retail is not a homogeneous industry suffering from the burdens of a post-September 11 crisis. As our reports on the ferry market demonstrate, business on the UK to France
........Your Comments On This Article
Related Stories
Articles bearing the symbol 
require subscription.
(1-Oct-2005) - If there is one branch of the travel-retail industry that embodies the challenges faced since intra-EU duty-free abolition in 1999, it is the cross-Channel ferry market
(15-Apr-2003) - Exclusive: by Jane LabousUK/FRANCE. Brittany Ferries has claimed a new standard for cross-channel ferry retailing with the shops onboard its new flagship vessel, the Mont St Michel.
(10-Oct-2001) - Last year there were almost 4m passengers on the North Sea routes and six carriers.
(18-Jun-2003) - By Jonathan BrownSWEDEN/DENMARK. Swedish ferry operator HH-Ferries has reported encouraging sales in the past year, with revenues of over $15m.
