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Despite Trump’s announcement on withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, China remains committed to The Middle East as a global luxury partner. Read More

A recent survey by investment bank RBC Europe found that market leaders Chanel, Gucci, Hermès, and Prada are even more desirable among Chinese luxury consumers, extending their lead on other brands. Read More

Chinese consumers make up the biggest portion of visitors to luxury watch brands' global online stores, but poor website optimization and a lack of connections to retail stores in China mean many are missing out on the opportunity. Read More

Swiss watch sales rose 44 percent in China last year, where a popular phrase says "the poor play with luxury cars while the rich play with luxury watches." Read More

Luxury brands in Australia have engaged in various strategic and creative experiential marketing campaigns to attract, retain and excite affluent Chinese. Read More

A "Luxury Goods Transect" observations on 37 luxury brand brick-and-mortar stores inside of HK's IFC Mall implies the health of the city's luxury retail. Read More

According to the CEO of Digital Luxury Group in a new video interview, the biggest impact on the global Swiss watch market "is coming from Asia, and China more specifically." Read More

Rolex recently held a ceremony marking the conclusion of another successful year of its Mentors And Protégés program, which brings together renowned and up-and-coming artists for a year of training. Read More

As China's affluent look to tennis as a sport which matches their lifestyle and income, luxury brands are taking notice of its marketing opportunities. Read More

After Swiss watch exports to China suffered blows in the wake of the luxury crackdown, don't expect the recently signed Swiss-China free trade agreement to generate a lightning-fast recovery. Read More