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As has been shown by Heathrow Airport's marketing over the heretofore 18 months or so, travel retail is presenting a serious challenge to the high street. Not only does it now stock a large range of brands at lower prices, but it also offers brand owners an extremely targeted audience to call to. Indeed, with around 65.9 million people passing through Heathrow last year (source: Civil Aviation Authority's Annual Airport Statistics for 2010), the sector represents an increasingly clear-cut environment for direct consumer contact.

Furthermore, the insight brands can get from knowing who's travelling when and where has become a powerful part of the sector's invite. Being able to accurately predict the type of people likely to be shopping at any one point means brands are masterly to change promotional slots as frequently as required and effectively target specific categories or lines that they recognize sell well to different nationalities or travel groups - What other retail environment can offer this?

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