Europe News

(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

(15-Jan-2007) Plush toy supplier Russ Berrie is in discussions with China’s leading travel retailer China Duty Free Group (CDFG) as part of its strategy to focus on the Asian market

(15-Jan-2007) Phone card company Skytel is in discussions with several airport retailers and distributors with a view to entering the airport retail channel. Skytel has supplied the airline market for two years

(15-Jan-2007) Cross-channel ferry operator Norfolkline is to streamline its range of unbranded electronics in 2007

(15-Jan-2007) Sweden is keen to follow in the footsteps of its neighbour Norway, which allowed the country’s first arrivals store at Oslo International airport in 2005. But will its fellow EU members accept its arguments? Emily Pacey reports

(15-Jan-2007) After losing a purchasing contract with Tallink and Silja Line last year, Swedish distributor and retailer Inflight Service is focusing on airport retail. But, writes Emily Pacey, it may be a while before it is ready to compete in the big tenders

(15-Jan-2007) Keflavik airport retailer Duty Free Store is losing its fastest-growing category to two domestic operators, but as Emily Pacey discovers, it is gaining a bigger, more focused duty-free offer instead

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