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Local News - Local News - August 30, 2012 |
By Jessica Valencia
Of the Journal of Business
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With recent increases in duty-free exemptions and an exchange rate that has remained relatively stable, Canadian tourism traffic reportedly is on the rise this year.
Dana Haynes, communication director for Visit Spokane, says that duty-free exemptions for Canadians were increased recently for overnight trips. Duty-free is a term used to describe the maximum Canadian dollar amount of merchandise that tourists can take back to Canada before being taxed on those purchases. The new exe...
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Dana Haynes, communication director for Visit Spokane, says that duty-free exemptions for Canadians were increased recently for overnight trips. Duty-free is a term used to describe the maximum Canadian dollar amount of merchandise that tourists can take back to Canada before being taxed on those purchases. The new exe...
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