Lin Ying

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China no longer wants to depend on european luxury: the rise of chinese luxury brands threatens the dominance of LVMH, Hermès and Kering
AI-generated conceptual illustration depicting a luxury hospitality summit in London, featuring iconic architecture and elements of design and slow travel.
Luxury & Premium Daily Radar — 2026-09-21 | Global trends in luxury hospitality and hotel expansion
Luxury & Premium Daily Radar — September 15, 2026: Kering doubles down on jewellery, Paris focuses on the future of retail, NYFW closes and hard luxury keeps gaining ground
Bangkok is becoming part of the new geography of watch collecting
LVMH creates a new operating role to integrate its beauty business more deeply
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Ralph Lauren Defies the Luxury Slowdown as China Sales Surge More Than 40%
South Korea is becoming one of the World’s most strategic Luxury Markets
Consumidora china prueba productos de belleza de lujo en una boutique premium de Shanghái
China Is Buying Fewer Handbags but Still Investing in Luxury Beauty
Hainan Emerges as the New Global Epicenter of Luxury with the Opening of CICPE 2026
The official opening of the Tonino Lamborghini Hotel Chengdu 
The Global Art Market Roars Back: Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 Signals the Return of Cultural Capital and a New Era of Opportunity for Luxury
Japan Gains Strategic Weight as a Global Luxury Destination
China boosts ‘phygital’ luxury with Hainan and WeChat
Vietnam Emerges as a New Destination for Luxury Expansion
China Accelerates Its International Tourism Strategy with Digital Payments and Easier Visa Policies
Luxury “Made in China”: These Are the Leading Brands in the Jewelry Sector
Chow Tai Fook Redefines Asian Luxury: Fewer Stores, Higher Margins, A New Generation of Clients
China builds its own cruise fleet and turns the sea into a new premium consumption platform
China Resets the Luxury Playbook: Algorithmic Oversight Tightens as Spring Festival 2026 Fuels Consumption
Macau opens 2026 with a surge in premium consumption and reinforces Asia’s luxury axis
Luxury redraws its map in China: consumer power shifts toward the new urban capitals
Burberry Confirms Gen Z as a Driving Force Behind Luxury’s Recovery in China
Miu Miu Turns Chinese New Year into a Long-Term Cultural Platform for Global Luxury
Richemont Beats Expectations as China’s Stabilisation Revives Confidence in the Luxury Sector
LVMH reshapes its Asian strategy with the sale of DFS operations in Hong Kong and Macau
Jewelry drives global luxury as China reshapes retail and the balance of power
Louis Vuitton turns Shanghai into the global epicenter of experiential luxury with the Monogram anniversary
China turns the e-CNY into an interest-bearing digital deposit and opens a new demand lever for luxury