Cities of luxury: Paris – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury is found in many cities across the world, but Paris is often among the first metropolitan locations that come to mind when one hears “luxury.”
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Luxury in 2018: Special Outlook Edition
The outlook for luxury consumers in 2018 is bright: the rich are getting richer. The challenge for luxury marketers is how to get them to spend more.
Cities of luxury: Paris – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury is found in many cities across the world, but Paris is often among the first metropolitan locations that come to mind when one hears “luxury.”
Cities of luxury: Paris – Luxury Memo special report
Luxury is found in many cities across the world, but Paris is often among the first metropolitan locations that come to mind when one hears “luxury.”
Piaget, Hublot get close to U.S. consumers, supporting watch exports
As the watch industry continues to struggle within the United States, Watches & Wonders is giving watchmakers a platform to unveil their new designs for the first time in the country.
High-end vodka sales growing, potentially challenging luxury mainstays scotch, whisky
While overall vodka sales are down internationally, even in the traditionally vodka-loving region of Eastern Europe, the most expensive super-premium segment of the spirit was actually the one that experienced a remarkable 15 percent growth, according to a new report from the International Wine and Spirits Record.
19pc of luxury sales will be online by 2025
Luxury consumers are increasingly using digital channels within their purchase paths, with a mere 22 percent starting and ending their journey offline.
Lux Exchange gives pawn shop a luxury makeover
Luxury Asset Capital is turning consumers’ luxury assets into liquid capital through the launch of Lux Exchange, responding to individuals’ occasional needs for fast, short-term financing.
Personalized travel gives affluents chance to be authentic selves
NEW YORK – The definition of luxury travel has evolved more in the last 10 to 15 years than it had in the entire century before, according to panelists speaking at the 2018 New York Times Travel Show Jan. 26.
Food, beverage and experiential luxury: Luxury Memo special report
From fine wines and caviar to Michelin-starred restaurants and high-profile chefs, the luxury food and beverage sector has become increasingly tied to experiential trends.