Duty Free Philippines (DFP) expects sales this year to be flat, in line with last year’s $230 million performance, due to traffic congestion going to Fiesta Mall in Parañaque City, its main city outlet, and terminal renovations that forced it to close some stores.

“This year we are flat. We are flat because of traffic congestion going to Fiesta Mall and second, because of renovations in terminals and we have had to close our stores. But next year we will have a better year,” Lorenzo Formoso, COO of Duty Free Philippines, told reporters during a chance interview at the launch of a tourism and shopping event.

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