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Dubai Duty Free Price List Pdf카테고리 없음 2020. 3. 16. 11:26
Take Advantage Today Redeem your Skywards Miles for duty-free products at Dubai International airport and Al Maktoum International at Dubai South. Whether you’re arriving, departing or transiting, you can spend your Miles at participating stores.
With over 35,000 products on offer, choose to shop for electronics, fashion, perfumes, cosmetics and more. Some of the outlets within Dubai Duty Free include Apple, Chanel, Hermes, Gucci, Michael Kors and Estee Lauder. All you need to do is show your Emirates Skywards membership card or provide your membership number at the checkout, along with your boarding pass and passport. Make sure you check that the store accepts payment with Skywards Miles before you reach the checkout. the list of airport outlets that don’t accept payment with Skywards Miles (Opens a PDF in a new window). Redemptions start from only 4,500 Miles, and you can instantly redeem your Miles at the checkout.
4,500 Skywards Miles = AED 75. Each additional dirham is equivalent to 60 Skywards Miles, and there's no limit to the number of Miles you can spend. You can also choose to pay using a combination of Miles and cash or credit card. Once you reach the checkout, the cashier will tell you how many Miles you can spend towards your purchase.
The Miles spent will be automatically deducted from your Emirates Skywards account. You can check your receipt to find out how many Miles you’ve spent, or the combination of Miles and cash or credit card. Skywards Miles once redeemed are non-refundable. Emirates Skywards members will not earn Skywards Miles for any purchases at Dubai Duty Free outlets. Emirates Skywards members can spend Skywards Miles on all Dubai Duty Free purchases at participating departure and arrival stores across all terminals. The list of airport outlets that don’t accept payment with Skywards Miles (Opens a PDF in a new window).
To purchase products with Skywards Miles, members must provide their Emirates Skywards membership card or number, airline boarding pass and passport. Dubai Duty Free will collect member and travel data which will be transferred to Emirates.
Minimum redemption levels start at 4,500 Miles, which is equal to AED 75. When paying with Skywards Miles you acknowledge that Dubai Duty Free will have access to the number of Skywards Miles available in your account. Redemption levels are subject to change at Emirates discretion. Skywards Miles can be deducted from only one membership account per transaction; it is not possible to pay with Skywards Miles from multiple accounts, even if the member is present.
Skywards Miles will be instantly redeemed from the member’s account. Once redeemed, Skywards Miles are non-refundable. Emirates Skywards members can pay for their purchases with Skywards Miles or a combination of Skywards Miles plus cash or credit/debit card. At this time, redemption opportunities are not extended to Skywards Skysurfers or Emirates Skywards members under 18 years of age. Emirates Skywards. Dubai Duty Free (Opens in a new window) apply.
For the horse race formerly known as Dubai Duty Free, see. Dubai Duty Free ( DDF) is the company responsible for the operations at and. Founded on 20th December 1983, DDF recorded first-year sales of US$20 million and has grown into one of the biggest travel retail operator in the world with sales turnover of US$1.93 billion in 2017. His Highness is the president of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and chairman of Dubai Duty Free. and is the executive vice chairman and CEO.
DDF is a subsidiary of the government-owned. Contents. Foundation Aer Rianta, the operating company behind the world's first duty free in Shannon Airport, was invited to present a proposal for the operations and management of a Duty Free operation at Dubai International Airport. Up until this point, the airport had been served by a number of retail concessions, basically stalls managed by traders from the city of Dubai. Presented to Sheikh Mohammed by director-general of Dubai Civil Aviation, Mohi-Din Binhendi, the proposal was accepted but with the caveat to make the duty free double the size of that proposed and to open it within six months.
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The duty-free, at the time planned to serve three million passengers a year, was funded with an $820,000 loan from the National Bank of Dubai. One of the first challenges faced by the ten-man Aer Rianta management team (which had signed a consultancy contract with Dubai Civil Aviation) was to negotiate the transfer of the existing concessions, which resulted in Dubai Duty Free acquiring their stocks at rates preferential to the shop owners.
An advertising agency was appointed, coming up with the slogan, used to this day, 'Fly Buy Dubai'. The duty free opened officially on 20 December 1983. At the end of the Aer Rianta consultancy contract, General Manager Colm McLoughlin was 'made an offer I couldn't refuse' to stay and manage the new operation. Two of the original Aer Rianta team stayed with him. In 1985, His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum became chairman of Emirates Airline and also the Department of Civil Aviation.
Operations The ongoing expansion of Dubai International Airport was mirrored by expansion of the duty free operation and by 1988 51 airlines used Dubai to service some 87 destinations, with a 4 million passenger throughput. Dubai Duty Free's takings rose from $44,000 on its first day's trading in December 1983 to $32 million annual sales in 1986.
In 1987 it opened an arrivals duty-free shop and was taking some $200,000 a day. In 1989 Dubai Duty Free introduced its 'Finest Surprise' promotion, a 1,000 ticket raffle to win a luxury car.
The promotion has run continuously since. Passenger throughput at Dubai crossed 5 million in 1990, helping to drive turnover to $95 million but operations were badly affected by the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. This was to ensure it took a further two years to cross the $100 million mark. The opening of the Sheikh Rashid terminal at Dubai International Airport in 2000 was to see Dubai Duty Free's staff count rise to 900 and its floor space expand to 5,400 M 2. Turnover in 2001 rose to $222 and in 2003, 20 years after it was established, turnover was $380 million.
The opening of Terminal 3 and Concourse 2 and 3 at Dubai International added some 17,000 M 2 of retail space. It also drove the increase of warehousing and logistical space: from a small shed storing goods for sale in 1983, DDF now had a 27,000 M 2 warehouse and 28,000 M 2 trucking bays. Dubai Duty Free has seen massive growth and development over the years and was named the single largest airport retailer in the world in terms of turnover, based on 2008–10 and 2013. The retail operation covers 38,000 square metres of retail space. Meanwhile, the Dubai Duty Free operation at continues to do well and covers over 2,500 square metres. In the long term, the airport has capacity for over 160 million passengers and ultimately, the retail operation will cover some 80,000 square metres. Dubai Duty Free has won more than 600 awards around the world.
Dubai Duty Free currently employs 6,000 staff from over 45 nationalities, including 27 of its original 100 staff recruited in 1983. By the year 2020, it expects business to be in excess of US$3 billion a year, employing between 9,000 and 10,000 people. Sponsorship Since 2011, Dubai Duty Free has sponsored the, an ATP 500 level tennis tournament held annually in, on outdoor hard courts. See also.
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