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Sales slide 25% at Slovenian border storesSales slide 25% at Slovenian border stores
22-May-2003
Slovenian resort operator Terme Maribor has reported a 25% decrease in duty-free revenues at its shops on the Austrian border over the first quarter of 2003
The company cited a dramatic drop in numbers at the crossings, as well as increased excise rates throughout 2002, as reasons for the loss.Bookmark This Article
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