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Luxury 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 MoreDragon Boat Festival Offers Hope for China’s Battered Travel Sector
After months in lockdown, Chinese residents jumped on the chance to travel during the Dragon Boat Festival. Is this a good sign for luxury shopping? Read MoreLuxury Shoppers Return as Shanghai Ends Citywide Lockdown
Shanghai is moving towards the end of a two-month lockdown, with businesses gradually reopening. But how soon will China’s luxury consumption bounce back? Read MoreHow Shanghai Plaza 66’s Annual ‘Home to Luxury’ Party Won Over Local Shoppers
On November 26, the annual “Home to Luxury” party was unveiled at Plaza 66 — the ultimate luxury shopping destination in Shanghai. Read MoreBurberry Unveils New Flagship Store in Shanghai
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read MoreLOUIS XIII Thriving on China’s Booming Luxury Market
Jing Daily caught up with Nicolas Beckers, CEO of Rémy Cointreau Greater China, to learn about LOUIS XIII’s long-standing journey with Chinese customers. Read More5 Property Developers Fueling China’s Booming Luxury Retail
Jing Daily looks at five major real estate players fueling China’s luxury retail sector to see if they can maintain their success long-term. Read MoreDespite COVID-19, Beijing SKP, China’s Top Shopping Mall, Records Strong Growth
Beijing SKP achieved double-digit sales growth in 2020, though its offline retail was disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Read MoreIs Targeting Vouchers A Successful Strategy For Brands
As China’s voucher scheme drives the local spending demand, how can brands leverage this opportunity to accelerate their recovery in China’s market? Read MoreWeChat Launches Short-Video Feature In Beta & More
WeChat now wants to add a beta short-video feature for it users to compete with the increasing popular platform Douyin, known as TikTok outside of China. Read More