Travel-retail better than high street, says P&G

(1-Nov-2005) - UK. Talking exclusively to DFNI in this issue, some of the UK's most senior high street retail executives have suggested that duty-free operators "have it easy" and enjoy an unfair advantage over the domestic market

(14-Dec-2002) - GERMANY. Gebr Heinemann managing director Harry Diehl has insisted that price is still the main issue for consumers who shop at Europe?s airports. He told DFNI: ?If you don?t offer better prices for certain categories, then airport retailing will be just the same as the High Street, and then I fear that it won?t have the same dynamism as before."

(28-May-2008) - The company’s director travel-retail is to step down from the role to pursue other interests after 20 years with P&G

(23-Aug-2005) - The UK news and books retailer has welcomed continued growth in its travel outlets while the UK high street remains "a challenging environment"

(6-Apr-2006) - The staple high street electronics store is to turn over its high street outlets to sister retailer Currys, but Dixons Tax Free and the online business will remain