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Should European Luxury Houses Focus on China More than the US?
As the US and the EU enter into a tariffing tit-for-tat, European countries might want to use this moment to focus on China and its economic tolerance. Read More
Fashion Victims: A Fast Guide to the Impact of the Trade War on Luxury Brands
Here’s Jing Daily’s fast guide to stories that parse the potential impact of the escalating trade disputes on a variety of luxury markets and goods. Read More
Private Aviation Industry Looks To China For Growth
Despite tight government restrictions on airspace, and the costly bureaucratic nightmare that is applying for flight permission, many of the world’s top business jet producers see China as a future goldmine in an otherwise limping global industry. Read More
Despite Potential, China’s Private Aviation Industry Still “Yet To Take Off”
Despite tight government restrictions on airspace, many of the world’s top business jet producers see China as a future goldmine and a bright spot in an otherwise limping global industry. Read More-
Jing Daily’s Best Of 2011: China-Only
Our 10 favorite brand localization posts from 2011, including a China-only Porsche 911 that sold out before its official debut, a Gucci paper folder that caused a run on Vogue China, and enough "Year of the Dragon"-themed items to make one's head spin. Read More -
Beijing Charter Flight Provider Deer Jet Receives China’s First Airbus ACJ319
Sporting the first charter cabin tailored for Chinese travelers, Aviation Week reports that Deer Jet's new ACJ319 features a cabin designed by Sylvain Mariat and installed by the Airbus Corporate Jet Center in Toulouse. Read More -
Airbus Announces New Sales Goals, Details China-Version “Phoenix” Cabin
Despite a stubborn lack of clarity on the opening of low-altitude airspace for private jets in China, manufacturers like Airbus, Embraer and Gulfstream continue to plow their way into the Chinese market. Read More -
Beijing joins Emirates A380 “Capital Club”
The 517-seater A380 will service the growing number of businesspeople traveling between China and Dubai, as well as serving as a link for the increasing commerce between China and Africa, with the Middle East as a midpoint. Read More
