Latin America And Caribbean News

(1-May-2004) Ferragamo Parfums, which owns the Salvatore Ferragamo and Emanuel Ungaro brands, is planning to double its business in Latin America by the end of the year

(1-May-2004) BRAZIL. This year's ASUTIL South American duty-free conference promises to be one of the most memorable yet, as it takes the regional event to a new venue, Salvador de Bahia in Brazil

(27-Apr-2004) A rise in international traffic, particularly at Cancun and Cozumel, and in commercial revenues promise a good year for the Mexican authority

(15-Apr-2004) Diana de Silva is eyeing Chile and Brazil for its next steps in south America

(15-Apr-2004) LVMH brand Perfumes Loewe is to build its presence in duty-free by expanding into Latin America this year, with the emphasis on Argentina, Brazil and Mexico

(15-Apr-2004) ARUBA. Aruba Airport Authority and Schiphol Group have formed a partnership to drive commercial activities and operations at Queen Beatrix airport in the Netherlands Antilles

(8-Apr-2004) But the French group remains committed to the Mexican airport industry with a stake in another local operator

(1-Apr-2004) Cosmopolitan Cosmetics expects sales to rise by 22% in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2004, according to Latin America/Caribbean president Thierry Rouquette

(1-Apr-2004) New fragrances and a strong existing portfolio have helped beauty house Mäurer + Wirtz win a number of new deals

(1-Apr-2004) Boxing brand Everlast is set to hit the fragrance scene by unveiling its first offering