Leila Stansfield, BACARDÍ's Managing Director of Global Travel Retail, shares shopping tips and insight on holiday airport ...

You probably pass by the duty-free shops at the airport all the time and never give them a second thought. Duty-free shops are not just located at the airport; they are in other areas that cater to ...

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Even some frequent travelers are stumped by this puzzling phrase and can’t answer the question of what duty-free shopping actually is. But as a global tour operator and seasoned international traveler ...

If you're flying for the holidays, you will most likely have to walk through enticing, brightly lighted duty-free shops. Should you stop and make a purchase? It depends on where and what you are ...

Question: My husband and I recently returned from an overseas trip. We flew from Naples, Italy, to Vancouver, Canada, before our last leg to LAX. After we cleared security in Naples, we did some ...

If you’re seriously into whiskey, then you know never to skip the whiskey aisles at Duty-Free at Frankfurt, Heathrow, Narita, Sydney, Schiphol, and beyond while awaiting an international flight.

Duty-free shopping isn’t always cheaper; prices vary by airport and product. Savings often apply to alcohol, tobacco, and perfumes due to taxes. Currency fees and special editions can negate discounts ...