Swiss arrivals decision due

Joe Bates

1-Oct-2006

SWITZERLAND. The Swiss government vote on whether to introduce arrivals duty-free shopping later this week is too close to call, DFNI understands

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The Swiss Federal Council is expected to make a final decision on the matter on Friday September 29, after DFNI went to press. If approved, six Swiss airports—Zürich, Basel, Geneva,

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