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WeChat Reigns As Top Social Influencer For China’s Luxury Shoppers
A new survey finds that WeChat has a bigger impact on Chinese luxury shoppers' purchase choices than any other social media source. Read MoreAlcohol Brands Hang Onto High Spirits For Future Of China Market
A new report states that Chinese consumers still have a taste for wine, spirits, and beer despite a sales slump from the government's anti-corruption campaign. Read More9 In 10 Chinese Luxury Travelers Opt For Asian Destinations
According to the results of a recent survey, high-spending Chinese jet-setters are staying close to home for most of their vacations. Read MoreInterview: Beauty Brand Erno Laszlo CEO Talks Big Plans For China Expansion
Long associated with glamorous Hollywood icons, the American skincare brand sets its sights on the China market on the eve of an auspicious anniversary. Read MoreTopshop Teams Up With ShangPin To Target Mainland’s Tech-Savvy Millennials
In order to reach young Chinese consumers, the British fast-fashion retailer heads to the web instead of the streets of Shanghai or Beijing. Read MoreBeyond Slippers And Tea Kettles: What Chinese Travelers Want In A Boutique Hotel
As Chinese tourists head abroad in search of unique experiences, there are several key factors influencing their choice of independent luxury hotels. Read MoreSoutheast Asia Enters Damage Control Mode To Win Back Chinese Tourists
From MH370 to anti-China riots, a string of crises in the region means countries are scrambling to regain lost Chinese tourism revenue. Read MoreChinese Media Questions Luxury Brands’ Sky-High ‘China Prices’
State-run newspaper People's Daily claims that tariffs are only part of the picture when it comes to why luxury prices are so inflated in China. Read More3 Reasons There’s ‘No Time To Waste’ In China’s Luxury E-Commerce Market
Luxury labels shouldn't hesitate about bringing their online shops to China, according to a new paper by Exane BNP Paribas. Read MoreChina Widens Dominance Of International Property Buys In United States
With $22 billion worth of U.S. property, Chinese buyers increased their lead as the United States' top international real estate purchasers over the past year. Read More