International spirits categories have long dominated the US$8.9bn global travel retail liquor business. The big multinational-owned stars of the scotch whisky, cognac and vodka segments proliferate the duty-free shelves of airports globally. Outside of their home markets, however, these brands lack the sense of place that GTR operators and their airport landlords strive to create for their customers.This is where speciality spirits can come in - much-cherished regional favourites with a strong domestic base that possess great potential as souvenir and gift purchases among overseas visitors. Fr
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