shopping
Shanghai Shoppers Leave New Yorkers In The Dust For Luxury Buys
When it comes to luxury shopping, Shanghai residents buy more and spend more than New Yorkers, finds a new report. Read More
3 Key Reasons More Chinese Luxury Shoppers Will Buy Abroad In 2014
High tariffs aren't the only factor sending large numbers of Chinese shoppers abroad to buy their luxury items, and experts predict that the trend will be more prominent in the coming year. Read More
Paris Slumps, London Soars In Chinese Tourist Spending
While British efforts to attract Chinese travelers have paid off with a massive increase in spending, some retailers in France are seeing significant sales declines. Read More
U.S. Retailers Recognize Golden Week’s Heavy Influence
During this fall's Golden Week, a government shutdown didn't stop U.S. retailers from ramping up efforts to court high-spending Chinese travelers. Read More
UK Luxury Retailers ‘Couldn’t Live Without’ Chinese Spending
According to retail expert Clare Rayner, this fall's Golden Week highlighted the fact that brands in the UK are doing everything they can to bring in loyal Chinese customers. Read More-
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Chinese Women and the Luxury Market: Moving Into The Driver’s Seat
Columnist Nick Cakebread discusses the ways in which female Chinese shoppers are having a dramatic impact on China's luxury market. Read More 
How Can Brands Use China’s Media Landscape To Their Advantage?
Luxury brands are actively seeking to attract and engage Chinese consumers as they continue to venture abroad for education, investment, business opportunities… and shopping. Read More
Hainan Island Raises Duty-Free Limits To Spur Luxury Consumption
18 months after the launch of a pilot duty-free program aimed at boosting high-end shopping among mainland Chinese tourists, this month customs authorities are set to raise the duty-free allowance for domestic and international visitors to Hainan island. Read More
Mainland Chinese Fuel Luxury Brand Profits, Rent Hikes In Hong Kong
From waiting in hours-long lines to stock up on luxury goods to causing controversies at the Dolce & Gabbana flagship in Tsim Sha Tsui to making a rental-space bidding war break out between Abercrombie & Fitch and Shanghai Tang, the effects of more visits (and more spending) by mainland Chinese in Hong Kong are being felt throughout the city's retail landscape. Read More
