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Chinese beauty brands’ ambitions to go global
China’s ‘guochao’ wave has fueled C-beauty’s rapid growth. Now, they are seeking growth outside China. Jing Daily unpacks their strategies to capitalize on global markets. Read MoreChina ends group travel ban to Australia, Japan, South Korea and the US — but boom unlikely
Australia, Japan, South Korea and the US are among the last countries to see the return of Chinese group tourism following China’s reopening this January. Read MoreL’Oréal activates C-J-K Beauty Triangle with the Big Bang Beauty Tech & Innovation Challenge
L'Oréal is launching a new program that aims to drive the co-development of new beauty products and experiences across China, South Korea and Japan. Read MoreChinese netizens boycott Japanese beauty products over radioactive water concerns
Chinese shoppers are dumping their Japanese beauty products over contamination concerns. But why should global brands be worried too? Read MoreFrom Paris To Tokyo: Unraveling The Tapestry Of Brand Heritage And Identity
While France is the undisputed leader in luxury, Japanese luxury brands hardly emerged beyond a global niche positioning, despite their incredible craftsmanship. Read MoreLuxury Brands Beware: Angered Chinese Tourists Are Avoiding Japan And South Korea
Despite China’s borders reopening, Japan and South Korea may suffer from a lack of Chinese consumers due to publicized “discriminatory policies.” Read MoreDo Brand Scandals Follow Familiar Patterns In China?
By recognizing the context around which scandals and boycotts occur, brands can develop rapid response plans in advance for multiple scenarios. Read MoreThe Best Strategies To Tap China’s Luxury Resale Boom May Be The Simplest
A new generation of Chinese consumers has come of age in an era in which the presence of high-end boutiques could be taken for granted. Read MoreWhat the Lockdown Means for China’s Travel Plans
Chinese tourists’ plans have changed since the pandemic. Jing Daily looks at what Dragon Trail Research’s latest report means for luxury. Read MoreLuxury Brands Need a Proactive Plan to Navigate China’s Cancel Culture
China’s cancel culture stands out for its nationalistic and moralistic bent, with most “cancellations” reserved for brands that fail to toe the Party line. Read More