duty-free shops
Tax-exempt airport stores
Duty-free shops are retail stores, typically in airports or border crossings, that sell goods exempt from certain taxes and import duties.
Travelers can buy alcohol, tobacco, perfume, and luxury items at reduced prices before crossing international borders: I picked up a bottle of whiskey at the duty-free shop.
The savings vary—sometimes substantial, sometimes negligible.
- perfumesScented liquids worn
- retail outletsStores selling to consumers
- shopping cartWheeled retail basket
- price tagsMarkers showing item costs
- international flightsAir trips abroad
import taxes · cosmetics · airport terminals · alcohol · cruise ships · border crossings · confectionery · tax exemptions · impulse buying · Heathrow · souvenirs · tobacco products · pre-order · airside · departure lounge · customs · jewelry · lounges
- traveltrip, trips, journey, journeys, travel
- airportterminal, gate, gates, runway, baggage claim
- airportsairports, airport, terminals, terminal building, runway
- duty-freeliquor, cigarettes, cosmetics, fragrances, whiskey
- tourist trapsgift shops, souvenir shops, snow globes, wax museum, fridge magnets
- trade zonestrading hub, economic zone, trade hub, freeports, enterprise zone
duty-free shopsneighborhood shops
Nearby commercial establishments
corner shops · shopping malls · strip malls · big-box stores