Taking training to the next level

20-Jun-2001

To sell cigars at the airport successfully you need to get three things right, according to World Duty Free tobacco specialist Sergio Morera.

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?To sell cigars at the airport successfully you need to get three things right, according to World Duty Free tobacco specialist Sergio Morera. They are:

1. Presentation
2. Product
3.........
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