The united colours of travel-retail

Dermot Davitt

15-Apr-2006

Travel retailers have increasingly turned to colour coding as a way to improve product presentation and to guide shoppers through their stores. But it could work so much better if the effort was coordinated across the industry

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Anyone searching for ideas about a new colour scheme should go along to their nearest airport, where they will find every colour imaginable—all of them in the retail area. The

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