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How One Brand Tapped Into China’s Booming Duty-Free Market
Although it tanked elsewhere, China’s travel retail market benefited from the relaxation of duty-free limits and the country’s luxury appetite. Read More
Puma Sales Roar Back With China Growth
With China driving its Asia growth, Puma focused on strengthening regional relevance, from expanding celebrity partnerships to leveraging Singles’ Day. Read More
Why Conscientious Consumption Will (Eventually) Drive Sales In China
Research shows that luxury brands must prioritize sustainability to appeal to younger customers in China, but does that truly translate to sales? Read More
How Splurging Chinese Students Spell Big Bucks for Luxury Brands
Chinese overseas students, who are increasingly wealthy and keener to splash and spend their (parents’) cash, represent a huge opportunity for brands. Read More
Luxury Is Love for Millennial Parents’ Little Darlings
China's high-end kidswear market has huge potential, especially for those who understand how affluent young Chinese parents shop. Read More
China’s Consumers Shift Focus to Health and Leisure Spending as They Get Richer
As incomes rise, Chinese consumers are increasingly interested in spending on health-related products and experiences such as travel, spas, and entertainment. Read More
China’s Toxic Pollution Levels Fuel Luxury Air Filter Demand
As China's pollution levels remain dangerous, air filter companies are coming up with a variety of ways to appeal to worried consumers. Read More
From Jade To Wine, New Zealand Looks To China’s Rising Consumer
Growing ties between New Zealand and China are giving new optimism to everyone from jade and wine producers to organic farmers, universities, tour operators and real estate brokers. Read More
Riding Fixed In Beijing
Emerging over the past two decades as a trend among big-city bike messengers, recent years have seen the popularity of fixed-gear bikes grow exponentially around the world. Read More
Sun, Spas And Wine: China’s Wealthy Globetrotters Drawn To Australia
For the second consecutive year, Australia ranks third after France and the US as a top international tourist destination for wealthy Chinese, whose traveling habits are shifting from a single-minded focus on shopping and sightseeing to more diverse getaways with a "body and soul" element. Read More
