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11/07/2012 11:07:01

Duty Free Americas (DFA), a leading global operators, of the industry of articles exempt from taxes, announces the recent signing of a contract with the Toussaint Louverture International Airport of Port-au-Prince, place where its commercial operations will begin. it will provide significant investment to encourage and facilitate tourism, create more decent jobs and improve the quality of life of the Haitian people.

With the support of Government of President Martelly, Duty Free America will realize this year, a significant investment in the country by opening its doors and by offering to residents and tourists the option to purchase known brands and original that are not currently available at the Airport and which may be purchased at affordable prices and tax-exempt. Also DFA, will help create jobs and generate additional revenue in Haiti.

Learn more about Duty Free Americas
Duty Free Americas is in the duty free shop industry for over 20 years and operates over 150 stores located among others in the following airports: Atlanta, Belize, Boston, Charlotte, Detroit, El Salvador, Honduras, Maracaibo, Miami, New York, Nicaragua, Punta Cana and Washington DC, and at ports and borders Bolivia, Brazil , Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Uruguay and Venezuela, with supply centers and operations in the U.S. (Miami and Laredo), Latin America (Panama and Uruguay) and Hong Kong in Asia .

HL/ HaitiLibre