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Olympic Games 2024 Set to Boost Tourism Spending in Paris by Up to EUR4 Billion

Article - Olympic Games 2024 Set to Boost Tourism Spending in Paris by Up to EUR4 Billion - An extra three million people are expected in Paris for the Olympic Games in 2024 increasing tourism spending by up to EUR4 billion, reveals a Euromonitor International expert.

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This summer, UAE shoppers get a double deal - price drops on lower inflation and up to 80% discounts

Shoppers see prices drop as inflation eases ahead of DSS 2023 opening

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Summer deals in UAE: Shoppers get a double deal - price drops and up to 80% discounts

Shoppers see prices drop as inflation eases ahead of DSS 2023 opening

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See how the alcohol trade is costing Kenya Sh71 billion ($506 million) each year

According to a recent research, Kenya loses an average of Sh71 billion in taxes yearly as a result of the development of the sale of illicit alcohol in the nation. | Pulse Ghana

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See how the alcohol trade is costing Kenya Sh71 billion ($506 million) each year

According to a recent research, Kenya loses an average of Sh71 billion in taxes yearly as a result of the development of the sale of illicit alcohol in the nation. | Pulse Nigeria

Quinton walkerBeverages association of kenyaSenior consultant at euromonitor internationalAlcoholic beverages associationEuromonitor consultingSenior consultantEuromonitor international

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