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European association could aid Espace Voyageur roll-outEuropean association could aid Espace Voyageur roll-out
18-Sep-2003
A new trade body proposed by the International Travel Retail Confederation and Tax Free World Association could provide a truly representative regional industry voice, as ITRC announces a Cannes workshop on Espace Voyageur
A new European trade body proposed by the International Travel Retail Confederation and the Tax Free World Association could help establish Espace Voyageur as a legal framework for the region's travel retailers. The two associations have formed a joint working group to work towards the introduction of a more truly representative regional organisation, and hope to have proposals in place by the end of the year.
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