Forty-four percent of affluent consumers consider Louis Vuitton to be overrated, whereas 17 percent feel the same about Lexus, according to a survey by the American Affluence Research Center.
Fairmont, Four Seasons and Burberry ranked among the top 10 in L2’s latest study that assesses the digital proficiency of brands active in the Middle East and finds many areas that call for greater cultural sensitivity.
Aspen, CO, was the only non-coastal region among the top 20 United States ZIP codes with the most luxury real estate sales from June 2012 to June 2013, according to the latest Coldwell Banker Previews International Luxury Market Report.
Will the absence of nationally funded sites gash business for Washington’s luxury hotels, or are there ways to sidestep the harm caused by the government shutdown?
Chanel, Ulysse Nardin and Blancpain advertisements cater to readers’ hobbies and interests in the October issue of Robb Report that features the publication’s updated timepiece mobile device application.
London department store Harrods is increasing its exposure in China by being the first British retailer to launch a WeChat social media account that conveys its latest content and special offers to Chinese consumers.
NEW YORK – The CEO of The Luxury Institute at the Luxury Interactive 2013 conference said that luxury brands should focus on building a culture of relationship building and sales will follow.
