Ten of the world’s leading luxury companies accounted for almost half of global luxury goods spending in the last fiscal year, as the overall industry grew more than 10 percent despite slowing economies in China, the United States and Europe.
Most of today’s tech-savvy travelers are inclined to use their own smart devices on trips, underscoring that hospitality brands are better off investing in mobile applications rather than in-room devices.
As a cloud of uncertainty lingers over the United Kingdom, the luxury industry is preparing for the worst while vowing to seek solutions in order to thrive in a possible post-Brexit market.
French luxury conglomerates LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and Kering are responding to the Notre Dame fire with donations that aim to help the Parisian landmark rebuild.
More than half of online traffic to fashion retailers comes from mobile devices, but an overwhelming majority of views come from unpaid sources.
We need to go beyond consumer education and regulation to enable a vibrant industry that generates mutual value exchange amongst individuals, private and public institutions.
Italian jewelry Bulgari is putting the focus on women in film with the upcoming premiere of two original shorts during New York’s Tribeca Film Festival.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa – As China continues its rise to become the world’s largest luxury market, female empowerment, technology and sustainability are increasingly shaping the nation.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa – While Africa presents a valuable opportunity for luxury brands looking to tap into new markets, it cannot be viewed as a singular entity.
CAPE TOWN, South Africa – Even though traditional media still holds marketing value for luxury brands, companies need to leverage social media and influencers to better engage with audiences.
