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(15-Jan-2007)
Frankfurt International airport has unveiled a new accessories concept in terminal one aimed at affluent Asian passengers
(15-Jan-2007)
Leathergoods was the only category to record a rise in sales in Canadian duty-free border stores from January to October 2006, according to the latest figures released last month by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)
(15-Jan-2007)
German airports group Fraport welcomed 73.8m passengers to its six airports in 2006, up by 2.3% compared with the previous year
(15-Jan-2007)
Liquor suppliers and distributors have welcomed Swedish airport authority Luftfartsverket’s (LFV) decision to lobby the country’s government to sell duty-free liquor to international arrivals passengers at Stockholm airport (Ravenfox.com, November 9 2006)
(15-Jan-2007)
Australia’s biggest airport owner Macquarie Airports and Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) may sell their combined 48% stake in Birmingham International airport (BIA)
(15-Jan-2007)
UK firm Sachet Systems has developed liquor packaging which it claims will offer airlines significant weight and space savings, as well as benefiting the environment through reduced fuel consumption
(15-Jan-2007)
Jameson Irish whiskey is poised to launch a new travel-retail promotional campaign focusing on the brand’s sponsorship of the New York Tribeca Film Festival
(15-Jan-2007)
Italian group Maccaferri has unveiled plans to develop the Toscano cigar business acquired from British-American Tobacco in the second half of the year
(15-Jan-2007)
Danish jewellery and watch supplier Georg Jensen achieved 20% growth in travel-retail sales in 2006 compared with the previous year
(15-Jan-2007)
The electronics and multimedia concessions at Keflavik International airport has been won by two domestic retailers, ousting airport manager Leifur Eiríksson Air Terminal (LEAT) retail subsidiary Duty Free Store
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