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With Fuzhou Store Opening, Is China’s Duty-Free Retail About To Flourish Outside Of Hainan?
China Duty Free Group plans to open a major duty-free store in second-tier city Fuzhou. How will the move impact China’s duty-free retail landscape? Read MoreThe Daigou Dilemma: LVMH Pushes Back Against China’s ‘Personal Shoppers’
Bernard Arnault recently called the Daigou trade “dreadful” for luxury brands. But why exactly makes China’s personal shoppers so controversial? Read MoreMainland China Drives Global Luxury And Brands Downsize In Hong Kong: PwC Report
China is expected to account for 25 percent of the global luxury market by 2025. How can brands best prepare for this change? Read MoreAre Brands Ready To Reconnect With Chinese Travelers In 2023?
As China reopens its borders, travel retail is set to resurge. But how can brands leverage the new dynamic and cater to rapidly changing preferences? Read MoreIn Zero-COVID China, Brands And Duty-Free Pivot From Airports To City Centers
Savvy brands are navigating the downturn in Chinese tourism by pivoting from traditional travel retail toward duty-free shops in city centers. Read MoreHow Top-Tier Cities Fared During China’s National Day Holiday
Jing Daily checks in on the performance of top-tier cities — Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Hainan — during China’s Golden Week. Read MoreWhen Could Chinese Tourists Return To The World Stage?
Looking into this question, ILTM and data firm Altiant examine the current and future travel intentions of affluent Chinese tourist-shoppers. Read MoreWill Britain’s Resumed Tax-Free Retail Scheme Win Back Chinese Shoppers?
Britain is bringing back tax-free shopping for overseas visitors, much to the delight of local retailers. But will Chinese tourists splurge like before? Read MoreLuxury Brands Face A New Retail Dilemma In China
Facing waning consumer enthusiasm and unpredictable COVID lockdowns, luxury brands are re-examining their China market strategies. Read MoreHainan Lockdowns Kill The Holiday Mood
A COVID-19 outbreak on Hainan has left 80,000 tourists stuck in lockdown. Will this put a dent in the economic potential of the duty-free island? Read More