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8-Mar-2002
US travel retailers have never been more vociferous in their efforts to force airports to rethink the way concession contracts are structured.
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US travel retailers have never been more vociferous in their efforts to force airports to rethink the way concession contracts are structured. Even DFS Group, the world?s largest and most
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(14-Feb-2002) - US. In a dramatic development this week, top travel retailers in the US have called for a radical rethink on how airport commercial concessions are structured, to reflect what they call ?the new reality? after September 11. High on the agenda is a proposal to remove minimum annual guarantees from concession contracts.
(1-Feb-2002) - As revealed in DFNI 3, leading US concessionaires are seeking fundamental changes to the way their contracts are structured. This covers several key areas.
(3-Jun-2003) - DENMARK. The Nuance Group has begun legal action against Copenhagen Airports in a bid to force a reduction of the operator?s concession fees at Kastrup airport.
(29-Apr-2005) - By John Rimmer Editor
(13-Mar-2002) - In Hawaii, efforts to provide relief for airport retailers took another step forward last month with a proposed new bill in the state legislature.
