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Could the Middle East Be The ‘New China’ For Luxury Brands?
Luxury brands are no strangers to the Middle East, with the likes of Dubai and Abu Dhabi establishing themselves as high-end magnets in recent decades. Read MoreWhen Could Chinese Tourists Return To The World Stage?
Looking into this question, ILTM and data firm Altiant examine the current and future travel intentions of affluent Chinese tourist-shoppers. Read MoreQ&A: Walpole CEO Helen Brocklebank on COVID-19, Tourism and the Future of British Luxury
Jing Daily chats with Walpole CEO Helen Brocklebank about the current state of British luxury and where it could be headed in the months ahead. Read MoreChinese Travelers To Take 155 Million Overseas Trips By 2020
Having already reshaped the global luxury tourism and hotel market in their own particular way, China's growing legion of outbound tourists is set to grow far larger in the next… Read More“A Visual Story” Of The Chinese Luxury Market
Brands the world over are clearly after the emerging Chinese consumer, particularly in the luxury industry, where flat domestic sales in Europe are being propped up by big-spending Chinese tourist-shoppers. Read MoreRebecca Minkoff Boosted By Chinese Fashionistas…In Tokyo
American designer Rebecca Minkoff certainly knows where the balance of power lies in the global luxury market. Read MoreChinese Shoppers At Home And Abroad Account For One-Third Of Hermès Sales
Helped by a growing number of Chinese luxury consumers moving towards more classic or understated items, this week Hermès reported that sales in China rose 30 percent in 2012. Read MoreChinese Tourist Arrivals In US To Hit 1.7 Million In 2013
Aided by ramped-up marketing efforts and more efficient visa procedures, Chinese tourism to the United States is expected to rise some 13 percent this year, pushing arrivals from 1.5 million… Read MoreGlobal Brands, Engage Your Global Chinese Customers
Despite the proven purchasing power and attractive spending patterns of traveling Chinese consumers, brands dramatically underinvest in this global customer segment in their home markets. Read MoreTrust, Not Just Price, Driving Chinese Luxury Shoppers Overseas
As Beijing continues its campaign against official public luxury spending, Chinese shoppers are still heading up and out to spend on high-end toys further afield. Read More