Showing posts with label arrivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arrivals. Show all posts

Monday, November 16, 2009

Hay tiendas ‘duty free’ en la zona de llegadas en .........


Brasil, Agentina, Chile, Panama, Mexico, Costa Rica, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Nueva Zealandia y mucho mas!


Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Duty Free a la llegada.

¿Sabía que hay muchos aeropuertos en el mundo donde Vd. puede comprar mercancía Duty Free ( libre de impuestos ) al llegar, además de las compras Duty Free a bordo o en el aeropuerto de salida?
En algunos países no se puede llevar las compras Duty Free al cambiar vuelos en tránsito, sobre todo si son líquidos.
Vd. probablemente no tendrá mucho tiempo para comprar cuando llega, puesto que solamente quiere llegar a su destino final.
Pronto esperamos darle tiempo.
Por favor, dénos un poco más de tiempo, para poder darle más tiempo a Vd.............

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dutyfreeonarrival@gmail.com

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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Destinos Arrivals Duty Free

Comprueba antes de volar si puedes hacer tus compras Duty Free cuando llegas a tu destino .....

China Duty Free on arrival
http://dutyfreeonarrival.com/airportinfo/PEK
Rio de Janeiro Duty Free na chegada
http://dutyfreeonarrival.com/airportinfo/GIG
Paris Duty Free a la arrivee
http://dutyfreeonarrival.com/airportinfo/CDG
وُصول Duty Free Dubai UAE
http://dutyfreeonarrival.com/airportinfo/DXB

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Conflicto de intereses de Airports Council International (ACI)

The recent spat between the Airports Council Europe and Ryanair seems to have opened a division in the policy and thinking of the global trade body ACI. ACI Europe recently made a fierce attack on Ryanair with regard to their strict enforcement of carry on baggage and the effect this will have on "Duty Free"sales.On the other hand ACI North America have a study group and apparent interest to support the concept of "Duty Free on Arrival" .Likewise, on the ACI North America site there is an environmental paper "Minimising Aviation's environmental footprint at airports"It seems a paradox that in Europe where alleged "Duty Free" (Travel Value) goods can be legally delivered on the ground and on arrival there is a ferocious backlash to Ryanair's attempts to control aircraft weight, whereas the very organisation that issues a paper on Aviation "Going Green" doesn't seem to wish to support such an obvious and simple green initiative in Europe.
This is the North America link where they support arrivals duty free.
http://www.aci-na.org/index/todaysnews_airport_0208a

This is this ACI Europe link whre they profess the opposite policy to North America.

http://www.aci-europe.org/upload/09_02_04%20European%20airports%20significantly%20exposed%20by%20Ryanairs%20one-bag%20rule.pdf