Middle East And Africa News

(21-Dec-2007) SE Duty Free Trading has been ordered to vacate the premises following a dispute with Namibia Airports Company

(21-Dec-2007) The retailer recorded record daily sales of $12.8m on December 20, when it offered a 24% discount on all products except for gold and electronics

(18-Dec-2007) The retailer continues its tradition of celebrating its anniversary, on December 20, with big discount days

(13-Dec-2007) The tobacco supplier claims that anticipating travellers’ needs and innovation are key objectives

(10-Dec-2007) The company plans to close its duty-free electronics store at the airport to negotiate a better deal

(4-Dec-2007) The country will implement the security standards recommended by the ICAO on January 1

(3-Dec-2007) An industry initiative to refund passengers for confiscated duty-free liquids was debated during the Middle East Duty Free Association conference in Dubai

(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

(21-Nov-2007) The outlet is set to boost the company's fortunes in Africa in the second half of 2007 along with new outlets at Egypt's Sharm el Sheikh airport terminal two, which opened in September

(19-Nov-2007) The duty-free operator has revealed plans to open a store at Ras Al Khaimah airport and other locations in the emirate