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Keflavík International Airport is Icelands main airport and provides a vital transport link for both passengers and freight. Recent upgrades mean services are better than ever with travellers tax refund vouchers now valid for shopping.

Keflavik International Airport is simultaneously a relaxing and exciting environment: travellers can sit down and enjoy the airports comfortable ambiance or they can seize the day by taking advantage of all the great shops. Many big brands are available to travellers. Brands like Burberry, Calvin Klein, Gucci, Bvulgari, Boss, Diesel, Breidling, Tagheur and Raymond Weil are cheaper duty free at Keflavik than in many other airports and big cities; and up to 50 percent cheaper than Reykjavik.

Furthermore, it is now possible to redeem tax refunds at the duty-free store in other words, visitors can use their Iceland Refund cheques to purchase duty-free and tax-free goods without queuing for cash at the bank.

Iceland is one of the few countries in Western Europe that can sell tax and duty-free goods and services to both arriving and departing passengers. This allows arriving visitors to stock up on tobacco, liquor, cosmetics, electronic goods and other gift items.

The airport is not only about airport shopping though. Surrounded by Icelandic art, travellers can enjoy their coffee, meal and drinks in a quiet and a relaxing airport.

The airport covers an area of some 25 square kilometres; it has four runways of more than 3,000 metres capable of handling modern long-haul aircraft. Due to Icelands geographical location astride North-Atlantic air routes, the airfield is open 24 hours a day.

Since the recent airport expansion, twelve new shops have opened offering a greater selection of well-known brands and Icelandic designs at the major Atlantic airport. As a special feature passengers waiting for their flight now have the unique opportunity to relax and enjoy massages and spa treatments at the Blue Lagoon store. A Seafood & health bar has opened in the departure lounge on level two, offering renowned Icelandic fish products.

Further information about the air terminal, security, passport control, customs regulations, transport etc. can be found on our website www.kefairport.com

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The Spice Bazaar, (Turkish: ‘Mısır Çarşısı’, or Egyptian Bazaar) in Istanbul, Turkey is one of the oldest bazaars in the city. Located in Eminönü, it is the second largest covered shopping complex after the Grand Bazaar.

There are several documents suggesting the name of the bazaar was first “New Sirkeci – the waterfront by the railway station where all the ferries dock. The streets behind the docks are the places to buy electronic goods, photographic equipment, bicycles, and all kinds of stationery. All of things in their real or fake versions.
Sultanhamam behind the spice bazaar, the area of toys, beads and plastic jewelry that takes you up to the previously mentioned Mahmutpaşa.
Tahtakale along the Golden Horn from the Spice Bazaar, come here for all kinds of kitchen equipment, garden tools, and electricals such as telephones. If your car radio is stolen come to Tahtakale and buy it back again!!
Cağaloğlu -Istanbul’s Fleet Street – a maze of printers, booksellers and traditionally newspapers;
Divan Yolu, the relatively calm, tree-lined, tram-way avenue from Sultanahmet to the university, including the Roman column called Çemberlitaş.
Beyazıt -the home of Istanbul University and the far end of the Grand Bazaar;
Grand Bazaar – In the bazaar itself you will find gold, jewelry, carpets, antiques, and souvenirs. In the streets around you will more of the same plus all kind of clothing and leather goods.
Mercan – below the bazaar, the place to buy any kind of bag or briefcase,
Lâleli – buzzing with hotels, bars and people from former Soviet Republics buying discount clothing;
Kumkapı – the fish market, and restaurants about as numerous as the fish themselves.

In the daytime the choice of food is incredible, and in particular the area is covered with ‘lokanta’ serving soups, stews and hot vegetable dishes at lunchtime. You will find these in all the bazaars and shopping streets, for example the street called Hocapaşa near Sirkeci station has a great variety. Eminönü offers any number of fast foods and snacks including döner, lahmacun and the grilled mackerel sandwiches on the waterfront by the ferry docks. These used to be sold from boats, this is now banned but you can still find mackerel grillers in the area.

In Sirkeci, across the road from the railway station, Konyali is one of Istanbul’s oldest eateries, well-known for its pastries.
Behind the Spice Bazaar is Haci Muhittin, one of the oldest sweet-makers, famous for Turkish Delight and many other traditional sweets from Ottoman times, even drinks made of tamarind.
The köfte restaurants of Sultanhamet are famous throughout Istanbul.
Much of the neighbourhood is closed down in the evening although you will still find food in the following places:
in the fish restaurants of kapi;
and in one or two other well-known spots such as Hamdi Restaurant near Yeni Cami or the Balikci Sabahattin fish restaurant in Cankurtaran.

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Dubai’s duty-free status means it’s a fabulous place to shop. The Mall of the Emirates is rammed with westernised stores carrying designer labels.

But to get a real flavour of local shopping here, visit the souks. Tourists throng the lanes of the gold and silver souks lined with necklaces, rings, bangles, earrings and brooches. But don’t forget the textile souk where you can pick up material from around the region, or the fragant-smelling spice souk stocked with everything from in to dried lemons. If you’re after electronic goods, visit Al Fahidi Street.

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The Casio EX-Word XD-GF9800 contains the best Japanese-English dictionaries as well as many special features.

The ultimate tool for any student of Japanese: whatever your level is, this electronic dictionary will be a great support, without even knowing kanji (ideograms) thanks to its tactile recognition of kanji you know the meaning and pronunciation.

Special Features of this electronic dictionary

• Double-touch panel for easy operation and search.

• A stylus that can be used to write, select and scroll through the menus.

• Writing with stylus to write kanji, kana and Romaji (roman characters) and select the main entrances on both screens and move.

• With voice in Japanese: you can hear 10,000 words spoken in native Japanese.

• Cards with custom features that allow you to make your own cards to review and study.

• A new motion sensor that adjusts the text for easy reading, no matter how you turn the dictionary.

Features of Casio EX-word XD-GF9800

- 50 MB internal memory.

- New screen of 480 × 320 pixel LCD screen, 5 inches.

- Write input methods: Kana, Romaji, Korean and Russian

- Quick jump between the different dictionaries, different functions and immediate translation search.

- Handwriting recognition of Kanji.

- Encyclopedias with pictures.

- Dictionaries of proverbs, slang computing, business and economics, katakana and kanji.

- Retro lighting.

- SD card slot.

- USB port.

- Speaker and headphone output.

- Battery power: approximately 100-130 hours.

- Size: 110 x 154 mm. width 15.5 mm. height (for the thinnest section), 19.7 mm in height (for the thickest section)

- Weight: 320 g (battery included)

Accessories

• One stylus

• Headphones (3.5 mm connector)

• USB Cable

• Batteries: 2 AAA batteries

Includes basic guide to management of the dictionary in English.

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Keflavik International Airport is a combination of relaxing and exciting environment; travelers can either sit down and enjoy the airport´s comfortable ambiance or seize the day by taking advantages of all the great shops in the air terminal. Many world known brands are available to travelers along with extraordinary Icelandic design products. Brands like Burberry, Calvin Klein, Gucci, Bvulgari, Boss, Diesel, Breidling, Tagheur and Raymond Weil are priced much lower than in many other airports and big cities.

The airport is not all about the shopping facilities, it also focuses on making the travelers experience memorable by airports´ unique design and artistic environment. Surrounded by Icelandic art travelers can enjoy their coffee, meal and drinks in a quiet and a relaxing airport. The goods and services available in the Duty Free Stores are very competitive with other European airports, and prices are up to 50% lower than in Reykjavík retail stores. Whats more, it is now possible to obtain a tax refund at the duty-free store on goods purchased in Iceland. Visitors can use their Iceland Refund check to purchase duty-free and tax-free goods.

Iceland is one of the few countries in Western Europe that can sell tax and duty-free goods and services to both arriving and departing passengers. This allows arriving visitors to stock up on tobacco, liquor, cosmetics, electronic goods and other gift items.
Come early enjoy your stay at the airport

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