Acquisti duty-free in aeroporto, sconti sulle tasse dei viaggi negli aeroporti mondiali, prenotare & ritirare, all'aeroporto internazionale di Manchester - pubblicità per gli acquisti esenti da tasse
7552 x 4992 px | 63,9 x 42,3 cm | 25,2 x 16,6 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
27 aprile 2023
Ubicazione:
Manchester Airport, England, UK, M90 1QX
Altre informazioni:
Brightly illuminated duty-free retail area at Manchester Airport promotes shopping to international passengers before departure. A tall green digital advertising screen carries a prominent white shopping-bag symbol and the message “Duty Free now available to all passengers leaving the UK”, together with branding for the airport’s Reserve & Collect service. Shelves behind the glass shop frontage are filled with spirits, alcoholic drinks, fragrances, cosmetics and boxed gift products. Bottles of whisky, gin, vodka and other liquors are arranged in brightly lit rows, while promotional signs advertise discounts of up to 50 per cent on selected products. The organised merchandise, illuminated shelving and bold retail advertising are characteristic of modern airside shopping environments designed to attract passengers moving through an airport departure lounge. Manchester Airport’s World Duty Free operation allows travellers to browse products online before their journey, reserve selected goods and collect them from the appropriate shop after passing through airport security. Payment is normally made when the goods are collected, allowing passengers to combine advance online selection with traditional airport retail shopping. World Duty Free outlets are currently promoted by Manchester Airport in the departure lounges of Terminals 2 and 3. Duty-free and travel-retail sales are an important part of the wider commercial economy of major international airports. Alcohol, perfume, cosmetics, confectionery and luxury gifts are presented to a captive travelling audience, often using prominent discount messages and destination-related tax advantages. The photograph reflects the commercial side of international aviation, consumer spending before flights and the continuing development of click-and-collect services within airport terminals.
