Duty-free too easy, says high street

(1-Nov-2005) - Most travel retailers look to the high street as a source of inspiration. Many are happy to concede that domestic retailers get it right more often than they do

(6-Apr-2006) - The staple high street electronics store is to turn over its high street outlets to sister retailer Currys, but Dixons Tax Free and the online business will remain

(1-Nov-2005) - Many high street retailers envy their duty-free counterparts because of their captive shoppers and bargain prices. Retail Week features editor Liz Morrell asks the cream of the UK's domestic retail executives for their views on the duty-free market

(14-Dec-2002) - GERMANY. Gebr Heinemann managing director Harry Diehl has insisted that price is still the main issue for consumers who shop at Europe?s airports. He told DFNI: ?If you don?t offer better prices for certain categories, then airport retailing will be just the same as the High Street, and then I fear that it won?t have the same dynamism as before."

(1-Nov-2005) - Travel-retail is often dismissed as a niche industry, often far removed from the domestic market