Despite persistent challenges in China, all hope is not lost for luxury brands, says study
Mainland China’s luxury spending continued its decline in 2015, however, emerging signs signal a reversal in 2016. Increased international tourism,
Mainland China’s luxury spending continued its decline in 2015, however, emerging signs signal a reversal in 2016. Increased international tourism,
Luxury sales are expected to grow 19% to reach US$405 billion by 2019,according to Euromonitor International’s new global data on
Gucci and Prada’s financial results are disappointing and there’s a fear that the west can’t provide what sophisticated Chinese shoppers want
Reversing the trend of recent years, the Americas region is the king of the luxury goods spending hill,
Chinese luxury spend Set to accelerate Asian ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals wealth is expected to grow by 7.9%
Automobile brands, local Chow Tai Fook, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Dior top the list of most- searched for luxury brands