Trade lobbies Switzerland to follow Norway's lead on arrivals duty-free

Gavin Lipsith

15-Oct-2005

SWITZERLAND. Swiss airport authorities and travel retailers hope to persuade the government to introduce legislation allowing arrivals duty-free shopping, following the lead set by Norway earlier this summer

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The Nuance Group and airport authorities including Zürich Kloten landlord Unique are petitioning the government to implement the necessary changes, and some believe stores could be introduced by late 2006.

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