consumer behavior, luxury brands, duty-free, motivation, shops, airport
Our topic is original as it brings two opposite themes: fast consuming in duty-free shops, and luxury. Airport consumer behavior, and luxury in duty-frees have been only slightly covered in the literature, but never codependently.
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