Americas duty-free back in the groove
By Joe Bates | 21 March 2006
US air passenger numbers are back to pre-9/11 levels and the Caribbean cruise business is bouncing back after last year's damaging hurricanes - all good news for travel retail. Joe Bates found duty-free suppliers and retailers in confident mood on their way to the International Association of Airport Duty Free Show in Fort Lauderdale this week.
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US air passenger numbers are back to pre-9/11 levels and the Caribbean cruise business is bouncing back after last year's damaging hurricanes - all good news for travel retail. Joe Bates found duty-free suppliers and retailers in confident mood on their way to the International Association of Airport Duty Free Show in Fort Lauderdale this week.
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