European directive threatens duty-free at regional airports

Nicole Mezzasalma

14-Jun-2008

The new wording would change the definition of third-country traveller, impacting duty-free sales at peripheral airports

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EUROPE. A new proposal by the European Commission could have a serious impact on travel-retail sales at regional airports in Europe. Under current rules, most EU countries allow passengers taking

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