chinese consumers
Why Are Chinese Travelers Not Buying At The Airport?
One of our reporters at Jing Daily reminisces about her flight from New York City to Shanghai via Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport and the shopping scene there. Read More
Could Beijing’s Second Wave of COVID-19 Affect Consumer Sentiment?
Morning Consult surveyed 2,000 Chinese adults to gauge their perceptions of COVID-19 as a health risk in China and how it’s shaping consumer demand. Read More
Will LVMH’s Resilience Last for the Rest of 2020?
In the 2020 Q1 earnings call, LVMH's CEO Bernard Arnault said that Chinese consumers will continue to spend more in their home country. Read More
How Luxury Consumer Preferences in China Are Shifting After COVID-19
A crisis like COVID-19 brings shifts in consumer luxury attitude. We look at some data-driven insights about what Chinese consumers need right now. Read More
Unlocking the Potential of China’s Elite International Shopper
There are many different types of Chinese travelers these days, but the elite international traveler from China is now crucial to every travel market. Read More
Are Chinese Consumers Moving from Spending to Saving?
As China's economy slows, some thoughts on how luxury businesses that have become reliant on young Chinese consumers' spending can avoid getting hit hard. Read More
The Ultimate Luxury in China? A Second passport
Many affluent Chinese consumers are moving past simply acquiring products, and instead are investing in services that provide the best quality of life. Read More
The Latest Enemy of Brands in China? Fake Followers
Making partnerships with influencers is becoming a more expensive and riskier proposition for brands—and fake followers are only one part of the problem. Read More
China’s Consumers Want ‘Lucky Luxury’
When Chinese consumers look for new, transformative luxury products, aside from aesthetics and quality, they search for the metaphor behind an object—Yù Yì. Read More
Customization in China: What Brands Can Do
China’s passion for customization is deeper than a personal branding fad and more as a movement that’s here to stay. Read More
