Culture Category

China’s mobile-savvy generation, in particular, has a penchant for checking out local restaurants and making restaurant reservations on apps ahead of their visits. Read More

Over the past few years, the dynamic marketplace in China has welcomed some new players that are offering branded products, which are popular among consumers. Read More

Today in China, the country’s own LGBTQ+ movement is starting to gain momentum. In the luxury sphere, this could offer a new opportunity for brands looking to target an emerging, affluent market.Read More

Young Chinese parents are showing a growing interest in going on trips with their children, creating immense potential for customized travel products and services. Read More

It is probably more useful to understand the ways in which Chinese consumers might differ from, say, U.S. consumers. ...Read More

People like Celia Yu belong to a cohort of millennial parents in China whose purchase power is huge but whose needs are probably still underserved by the market...Read More

China will cement its status as the sweet spot for luxury goods companies in 2018, with younger Chinese shoppers in particular set to power industry growth.Read More

After several years of slumber, China’s luxury market is finally returning to growth. You would not know that, though, from peering into its — mostly empty — high-end stores.Read More

The new Guess store in Hong Kong is outfitted with Alibaba’s FashionAI technology, which combines in-store shopping with inventory and personalized data sourced from Alibaba’s Taobao and Tmall e-commerce marketplaces. Read More

North America is a major destination for Chinese outbound tourists. China has been the largest source of international students for the US and Canada for many consecutive years too.Read More