Sephora Middle East enters Abu Dhabi airport with pop-ups

Published: 6-Aug-2015
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Stores open in T1 and T3 until 31 October

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On August 1, Sephora Middle East opened two pop-up stores in Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 at the Abu Dhabi International Airport Duty Free. The pop-ups will remain open until October 31.

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