Luxury travel company Abercrombie & Kent and British automaker Land Rover are renewing their partnership to offer guests a refreshed list of seven self-driven, “off the beaten path” trips around the world.
Despite the obvious benefits, many retailers still hold the view that the in-store pickup process is too complicated and costly to warrant investment.
Italian fashion house Fendi is celebrating the opening of its new Madison Avenue boutique in New York with a charity auction with familiar local faces.
New York is returning to normalcy following a milder snowstorm than expected, but what can be gleaned from the preparedness strategies of luxury brands before the blizzard hit?
Despite increasing investment, only 58 percent of luxury brands are satisfied with their mobile initiatives, according to a new report by RadiumOne and WBR Digital.
This year will yield strong luxury travel bookings and there will be an increased preference for European excursions as the United States dollar strengthens, according to Travel Leaders Group’s latest survey.
As more millennials use smartphones for everyday purchases, they are rapidly shaping the future of the retail industry by changing how consumers buy products.
German automaker Audi is focusing on its veterans career program at the DC Auto Show’s Military Tribute Day.
British automaker Land Rover is replicating history by reproducing the production line used to create the brand’s first 4×4 in 1948.
As New York braces against what could amount to the largest winter storm in its history, luxury brands and retailers have an opportunity to make a difference.
