Preference for personalization extends to booking process
As affluent travelers seek out more personalized experiences, this desire extends to how travel is booked as well.
As affluent travelers seek out more personalized experiences, this desire extends to how travel is booked as well.
NEW YORK – Italian automaker Lamborghini wants to keep pushing the envelope of innovation as the luxury automotive industry sees more investment in sport utility vehicles and electric models.
Black Friday shoppers set a new record this year, spending $6.22 billion online alone. With Christmas only weeks away, retailers are riding a major windfall.
A number of luxury brands are showing their support for the people of California through contributions to disaster relief efforts in the state.
Tiffany, Louis Vuitton and Gucci are succeeding with millennial forward-facing immigrants, as new research finds this consumer segment seeks quality and prestige in their luxury goods.
In 2019 the global fashion business’ growth is projected to slow to between 3.5 and 4.5 percent, with much of the increase driven by luxury and emerging markets.
NEW YORK – Although the luxury travel industry has been slower to innovate than other sectors, more hospitality brands are becoming increasingly comfortable using technology to enhance guests’ experiences.
It is increasingly difficult to get consumers’ attention, and even harder to hold it. Nowhere is this truer than in the luxury sector.
Brands of today need to focus on tapping digital resources at the core of their strategies to devise a global plan, while also catering to consumers on a local level.
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