europe
Full Steam Ahead For Shein Despite Mounting Concerns
Accusations of design theft and environmental damage aren’t holding Chinese company Shein back from global expansion. The next stop? Europe. Read MoreWhat Luxuries China Still Craves From the West
Demand for imported luxury goods remained strong in 2020, despite the pandemic. But what do Chinese buyers want the most from abroad? Read MoreWill Chinese Tourists Visit A Re-Opened Europe?
France released a plan to start lifting border controls, but it has angered Chinese citizens over its testing plan. Read MoreWhy No Other Luxury Company Compares To LVMH
Even though most key European markets are still in lockdown, LVMH just became Europe’s most valuable company. Daniel Langer explains how it happened. Read MoreAlibaba Seeks to Open a Path Into the European Market
China’s e-commerce giants are making gradual progress in established markets like Europe, expanding westward via targeted deals and consumer-led marketing that could threaten the dominance of Amazon and local players.… Read MoreWill The EU-China Investment Deal Be A Win For Luxury?
China and the European Union have finally agreed to an investment deal that will crack open the Mainland market to European companies. Read MoreWill Losing Its Western Shipping Subsidies Hurt China?
In 2021, Europe will raise shipping prices on parcels coming from China as the US does now. How will China's e-commerce companies cope? Read MoreEurope Bets Big on Chinese Tourism with Year of Tourism, Industry Events
European tourism organizations and ITB China outlined their plans for the 2018 EU-China Tourism Year and events intended to boost Chinese tourism to Europe. Read MoreTop 5 Destinations for Chinese Self-Drive Tourists
Self-drive tourism is growing in popularity in China, but to what destinations are Chinese tourists traveling to hit the road? Read MoreMcArthurGlen’s Success Strategy: Chinese Tourists in Europe, Not Store Expansion in China
While its competitors build new locations in China, luxury outlet retailer McArthurGlen is focused entirely on the Chinese tourist market at its Europe locations. Read More