Brexit seen benefiting UK tourism as travelers seek value
The pound’s drop to its lowest valuation in decades following the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union is already affecting international travel plans.
The pound’s drop to its lowest valuation in decades following the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union is already affecting international travel plans.
As the United Kingdom prepares to vote on the European Union referendum on June 23, what impact would an exit have on luxury?
China’s outbound luxury travelers spend $65,000 per household on tourism per year, including $34,000 on travel shopping, according to a new study from the Hurun Research Institute and Marriott International.
SAN FRANCISCO – Economic recovery depends primarily upon functional elected governments, according to a former U.S. Treasury Secretary.
Social media is no longer just a tool for reaching young people, according to a new report from Fashionbi.
SEOUL, South Korea – Change is wrought too quickly to anticipate, meaning that brands need to be fast reactors, according to Vogue China’s editor in chief at the Condé Nast International Luxury Conference on April 20.
U.S. department store chain Saks Fifth Avenue has decided to shutter its location in Dubai, United Arab Emirates after nearly a decade.
Globalization and security risks are the biggest concerns for retail executives, narrowly beating out shifting consumer tastes and technological disruption, according to a new Economist Intelligence Unit report.
This exclusive report spells out the state of India’s luxury market, with an emphasis on demographics, consumer attitudes, what is working and what is not, as well as a roadmap for brands and retailers to establish themselves in the world’s fastest-growing market economy.