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New study predicts women will drive Japanese travel-retail salesNew study predicts women will drive Japanese travel-retail sales
5-Sep-2002
JAPAN. Women in their 30s and 50s will drive travel-retail sales among Japanese travellers into the next decade, according to a study conducted jointly by the Japan Tourism Marketing Co (JTM) and Tax Free World Association (TFWA), and released last month. The 2002 Japanese Traveller Study found that women in these age groups spend considerably more on shopping when travelling than other groups.
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JAPAN. Women in their 30s and 50s will drive travel-retail sales among Japanese travellers into the next decade, according to a study conducted jointly by the Japan Tourism Marketing Co
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