Dubai Duty Free saw significant surge in sale during the month of September with the total sales reaching AED3.78bn ($1.036bn). The figures represents 16 per cent rise in sale of Dubai Duty Free as compared to corresponding period last year.

Starting Monday, Tim Hortons will serve a lot more than its current list of unhealthy foods in the menu. Apparently the restaurant chain has decided to embark in the fragmented market of crushed-fruit drinks, which is in complete contrast to what it had first started serving in its nascent years.

The authorities are finding ways to collect more taxes, wherever applicable. It has been recently noticed that the retailers are forming secret strategy to campaign against the online shopping on foreign websites, which are still services tax free. The retailers are expected to create a whole lot of noise in order to grab attention for their campaign.

A promotional campaign has been started by Dubai in Saudi Arabia for promoting its upcoming shopping festival. During the activity key information about the event are being given to the citizens.

Airport duty free shopping is not almost last-minute gifts or tax-free bargains.

The duty free shops are being used on outgoing flights by many UAE travelers. This is done to pack bags without having to pay extra bucks for overload luggage. The world's top travel retailers will be taking control on the sales revenue- Dubai Duty Free.

It is expected by the world's largest airport retailer, the Dubai Duty Free to double its annual revenue to $2.56 billion (Dh9.4 billion) in six years. This can be on the support of increasing passenger traffic at Dubai International Airport.

Dubai is going to experience an oversupply of retail space in the next 3 years, by 2013 with the developers continuing to build malls in an already saturated market, as reported by Colliers International.

In a report released by the real estate consultancy, the shopping mall space in Dubai is going to expand by around 30 percent between the years 2010 and 2013.