International News

(5-Dec-2007) BAA global retail and World Duty Free managing director Mark Riches confirms BAA International will continue to expand in the US and will not be sold as part of the WDF deal

(30-Nov-2007) The company has extended its existing contract with airport authority SEA Aeroporti di Milano from 2020 until at least 2041

(28-Nov-2007) The companies have signed a deal to produce men’s and women’s personal care products to be sold at Brooks Brothers outlets and international duty-free stores

(28-Nov-2007) Sales increased by 19.6% at Hellenic Duty Free Shops during the first nine months of 2007 despite the accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the EU

(26-Nov-2007) Three more countries join the list of those seeking approval of their airport security measures to allow passengers to transfer at European airports with their liquid purchases

(22-Nov-2007) New store openings and contracts as well as sales promotion campaigns lift retail sales

(19-Nov-2007) The airport authority has issued a request for proposals for retail concessions at its new terminal where it plans to double the retail space

(16-Nov-2007) Turnover from the airport retailer was up 15.5% to €159m ($232.6m) in the nine months to September

(15-Nov-2007) Hamila Duty Free has introduced its own-brand luxury menswear line Your True Heritage at its new diplomatic store near Tunis Carthage airport

(14-Nov-2007) Eric Tarral succeeds Vincent Boinay in the position