Politics, connectivity shaping global travel: Euromonitor
As global travel continues to grow, “megatrends” such as connectivity, sustainability and engaging experiences are shaping tourism across borders.
As global travel continues to grow, “megatrends” such as connectivity, sustainability and engaging experiences are shaping tourism across borders.
A new class of affluent consumers means luxury sectors are experiencing several changes, including growing appreciation for experiences rather than goods, amid a period of strong growth.
NEW YORK – Luxury marketing’s shift toward millennials, as well as ethical and sustainable living, is creating a space for high-end wellness brands and experiences to flourish.
International travel to Africa is expected to reach 18 million travelers this year, marking a significant increase in tourism to the continent.
Even though the United Kingdom is undergoing an economic slowdown and complications from Brexit are troubling, the country may see a surprising result in tourism trends.
As consumer spend on health and wellness grows, the luxury industry is getting in the game.
Luxury Daily has announced Gucci as Luxury Marketer of the Year, Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter as Luxury Retailer of the Year, Vogue as Luxury Publisher of the Year and Euromonitor as Luxury Researcher of the Year 2016.
Luxury Daily has announced Gucci as Luxury Marketer of the Year, Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter as Luxury Retailer of the Year, Vogue as Luxury Publisher of the Year and Euromonitor as Luxury Researcher of the Year 2016.
Luxury Daily has announced Gucci as Luxury Marketer of the Year, Net-A-Porter and Mr Porter as Luxury Retailer of the Year, Vogue as Luxury Publisher of the Year and Euromonitor as Luxury Researcher of the Year 2016.