Research online, purchase offline trend is defining luxury sales: report
Forty-five percent of luxury purchases are influenced by what the consumer has discovered digitally, according to a report by WBR Digital.
Forty-five percent of luxury purchases are influenced by what the consumer has discovered digitally, according to a report by WBR Digital.
LVMH’s Fondation Louis Vuitton is increasing visitor interaction, regardless of the guest’s age, through two mobile applications.
LVMH-owned Veuve Clicquot is inspiring cocktail experimentation through a digital campaign that showcases the multitude of possible pairings for its new Champagne.
In the second quarter of 2015, showing luxury brand heritage was a high priority, with a number of marketers finding innovative ways to immerse consumers in their history.
Italian jeweler Bulgari is turning its sights on Middle Eastern consumers with the opening of its fifth hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Sharing elements of brand heritage in a transparent manner has become the norm among luxury houses.
Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer is entering a multi-year agreement to serve as the official timekeeper of the Haute Route, the highest altitude amateur bicycle race.
A number of Moët Hennessy’s properties, including Champagne hillsides, houses and cellars, have been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.