Hospitality organization Leading Hotels of the World is shining a spotlight on its properties that have been featured in Hollywood films to celebrate the Academy Awards and the brand’s 85th anniversary this year.
Four Seasons Hotel New York is inviting Fashion Week goers to share their footwear choices via an on-site shoe photo booth and follow the action via Instagram and Twitter.
The luxury sector is slow to adapt to affluent consumers’ browsing and purchasing habits as more shoppers are using digital, mobile and social media to assist in their journey to purchase, according to a new report from Forrester Research.
U.S. fashion house Oscar de la Renta is boosting its new fragrance called Something Blue in a campaign that engages users in multiple social media platforms including Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram.
InterContinental Hotels & Resorts tops other luxury hotel brands by showing expertise and innovation in the digital arena this past year, according to a new report by L2 Think Tank.
Effective product differentiation, continued high-quality standards, careful distribution, holding the price line, tighter cuddling of the customer and smart marketing will ensure that luxury has another bumper year ahead.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts’ St. Regis is upping its credibility as a fashion-minded marketer and establishing a new channel on mobile image-sharing application Instagram via a contest that pushes its Grand Tourista Bag designed by brand connoisseur Jason Wu.
Crocodile handbag designer Nancy Gonzalez redesigned its Web site to offer an all-encompassing introduction to the brand through content and images.
Thompson Hotels is taking a stance on subjects such as travel, culture, art, food and music through the spring 2013 edition of its direct mail magazine called “Room 100.”
