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27-Sep-2001
The decline of the duty-free market in Japan has several causes, but all operators agree that the rise in the number of High Street discount stores has dealt travel-retail a severe blow. How can duty-free fight back? John Rimmer reports.
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The decline of the duty-free market in Japan has several causes, but all operators agree that the rise in the number of High Street discount stores has dealt travel-retail a
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(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
(25-Apr-2007) - By Emily Pacey gifts & electronics editor
epacey@ravenfox.com
