China Luxury Advisors’ Avery Booker looks at how LVMH, Kering and Richemont are coping, now that China is losing its luster.
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China Clamps Down On Grey Market Tourism
Avery Booker of China Luxury Advisors investigates why China will stop issuing multiple entry Hong Kong visas to Shenzhen residents, and how it might impact parallel trade
China’s Import Tax Cuts Won’t Lift All Brands
Next month will mark the start of China’s ‘pilot program’ to cut import taxes for some products. Here, Avery Booker of China Luxury Advisors explains the impacts
Targeting the Travelling Chinese Luxury Consumer
Avery Booker of China Luxury Advisors shares the key insights from The Walpole’s Eastern Growth Summit in London
Can Spain Compete With France For Chinese Tourists?
Long overshadowed as an aspirational destination by neighbouring France, Spain is finally coming into its own according to Avery Booker of China Luxury Advisors
Easing of US Visas for Chinese Travelers Heralds a Business Boom
Last year, 1.8 million Chinese nationals visited the US and spent some $21 billion, explains Avery Booker of China Luxury Advisors
Weibo’s Decline Demands Digital Rethink for Luxury Brands in China
Avery Booker, Partner at China Luxury Advisors, explains why Weibo’s lessening influence may not necessarily a bad thing for luxury brands
China’s Luxury Watch Market Not Nearly As Grim As It May Seem
Avery Booker of Jing Daily explains that despite prevailing pessimism and a change in Chinese taste, millions are saving up for their first luxury watch in China
PPR’s Push Into Mainland China
Avery Booker of Jing Daily reveals why PPR CEO Francois-Henri Pinault remains “Uber Optimistic” on the luxury conglomerate’s China prospects
How China’s Luxury Goods Market is Really Performing
Avery Booker of Jing Daily wonders if aggressive expansion in recent years may cause short-term pain, long-term gain for luxury goods brands