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HAMILA Q2-2019.Indd inflight HAMILA DUTY FREE SHOPPING MAGAZINESPRING 2019 CO FRAGRANCES POUR LUI, ELLE & COSMETIQUES P02 - 39 FRAGRANCES FOR HIM, HER & COSMETICS P02 - 39 RE CADEAUX, ACCESSOIRES ET ELECTRONIQUES P40 - 45 P40 - 45 I GIFTS, ACCESSORIES AND ELECTRONICS N CADEAUX ET ACCESSOIRES POUR ENFANTS TE P46 - 46 CHILD’S GIFTS AND ACCESSORIES P46 - 46 FRIANDISES MA P47 - 47 CONFECTIONERY P47 - 47 N M TABACS & CIGARETTES P48 - 61 TOBACCO & CIGARETTES P48 - 61 TS SPIRITUEUX & VINS P62 - 68 SPIRITS & WINE P62 - 68 SO Nous acceptons les cartes de crédits suivantes : • VISA : en règlement des achats pour un montant minimum de 10 € et maximum de 69,00 €. • MASTER CARD : en règlement des achats pour un montant minimum de 10 € et maximum de 139,00 €. Une commission bancaire sera prélevée pour tout paiement en offline par carte de crédit. 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