UK tourism not likely to see effects from Manchester Arena attack
The May 22 terror attack at the Manchester Arena is expected to have minimal negative impact on inbound tourism to the United Kingdom, says Euromonitor.
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Selfridges leverages Positive Luxury’s Butterfly Mark to up transparency
British department store Selfridges is furthering its commitment to sustainability by including Positive Luxury’s Trust Button.
Shifting attitudes toward material goods consumption see the “good life” redefined
The United States’ current political and social tensions have opened opportunities for brands that support consumer aspirations of balance, health and connections, causing challenges to arise for traditional luxury players.
Gen Z will only engage with branded content if it is transparent and valuable
Contrary to some speculation on young people getting burnt out on constant advertising, new research shows that Gen Z is happy to engage with branded content so long as it is entertaining and transparent.
Luxury brands best placed to take advantage of sustainable practices
Luxury brands are leading the way in sustainable practices, but the bar is set low. They will need to adapt if they are to avoid rising costs that will inevitably accrue from increasingly scarce resources and unsafe production methods.
London luxury goes on botanical safari
Giorgio Armani and Smythson are among the retailers showcasing their green thumb in honor of the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show.
Increasing nationalism to drive more domestic M&A activity in 2017
Factors such as slowed growth and accessible capital that contributed to strong gains in merger and acquisition activity during 2016 are set to continue to propel increases in deals this year, according to a new report from A.T. Kearney.
Chopard continues sustainability journey 20 years into Cannes sponsorship
Swiss jeweler Chopard is celebrating 20 years as the official sponsor of the Cannes Film Festival May 17-28 in Cannes, France.
BMW celebrates its history with artful look at the past
German automaker BMW is painting a picture of its last 100 years, as part of the growing number of brands continuing to lean on art for a luxury perception.
Avoiding legal issues when using a person’s image for commercial purposes
Earlier this year, a California woman sued Chipotle for $2.2 billion based on the burrito chain’s unauthorized use of her photograph in its promotional materials.