hainan rendez-vous

In an interview with Jing Daily, China Rendez-Vous CEO and Founder Delphine Lignières discusses the company's recent Shanghai Bund Classic event and the growth of luxury lifestyle activities in China over the past decade. Read More

For yacht companies to make big sales in China, they have to sell yachting culture to China's affluent first. Read More

Though they clearly have an interest in all the trappings of "the good life," from private jets to tropical getaways and property around the world, China's rich and fabulous have yet to jump into the wide world of yachting with both feet. Read More

Designed to function as a platform for executive-level communication and brand collaborations, as well as an educational and exposure-focused initiative, the Hainan Rendez-Vous is steadily becoming a key annual event in the Asian high-end market. Read More

Following the success of the two previous editions, the Hainan Rendez-Vous, China’s leading superyacht and business jet show, is set to propel Hainan to the very center of the international lifestyle scene. Read More

Considering the yacht exhibition market is, like almost every other market in China, getting increasingly crowded, shows are starting to take extra measures to court big spenders. Read More

Among the dozens of international yacht makers that streamed in to China for recent luxury events, hoping to pave the way for more China sales in the future, one in particular, France's Jeanneau, has already seen results. Read More

Recently coming to a close on April 4 after a four-day run, the second annual Hainan Rendez-Vous gave China's elite rare access to a range of business and private jets, large yachts, private villas, fine wines, high-end jewelry and watches, and the accompanying luxury lifestyle. Read More

The latest from the Hainan Rendez-Vous is the announcement of product displays from aircraft company Gulfstream and yacht industry leaders from the Beneteau Group. Read More

Hainan Rendez-Vous is designed to be as unapologetically ostentatious as possible, calling attention to Hainan's aspiration to become "China's Riviera." Organizers plan to fly in 150 invited clients to the event by private jet, and project that up to 4,000 Chinese High Net Worth Individuals from all over Asia will take part in the three-day event. Read More