St. Regis opens in tallest building in China’s Shenzhen as part of global expansion
Starwood Hotels & Resorts opened its tallest St. Regis property last week in Shenzhen, China, with plans to continue its global expansion in 2012.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts opened its tallest St. Regis property last week in Shenzhen, China, with plans to continue its global expansion in 2012.
Los Cabos, Mexico-based Del Mar Development is promoting its three communities neighboring the One&Only Pamilla Hotel through a mix of local and international print, Web site and event marketing.
Registration is open for the Mobile FirstLook: Strategy 2012 conference Jan. 19 with speakers from Macy’s, InsightExpress, Coca-Cola, MTV, Walgreens and Sears. This day-long New York event is a must-attend for marketers, retailers and agencies.
Reading between the 2011 Luxury Daily headlines shows that high-end marketers were increasingly interested in growing their social media networks and boosting mobile commerce and ecommerce transactions and will continue to do so in 2012.
Luxury brands have been making leaps in the mobile marketing field this past year. However, a few brands led the way in terms of innovation and differentiation with their mobile campaigns.
Northstar California Resort is offering consumers the ultimate luxury skiing experience through its new Northstar Mountainside Residences that consist of Home Run, 16 unique townhouses and The Glades, a group of 25 homesites in Lake Tahoe, CA.
Modern Luxury-owned Manhattan magazine saw a 26 percent increase in advertising pages in 2011 and attributes a majority of this growth to its mobile editions.
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Luxury hotel chain Swire is boosting its social media presence with the launch of its first branded blog, You’d Be Much Better Here.