Closure threat in Korea unless foreign shopping is boosted

Andrew Pentol

15-Jan-2008

The Korea Customs Service is revising regulations on downtown duty-free and could close shops serving more Koreans than foreigners

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SOUTH KOREA. Retailer Hotel Lotte Duty Free is one of several South Korean operators that could be affected after the Korea Customs Service announced it is revising regulations on

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