Despite some political setbacks, Thailand could soon be back on track as Southeast Asia’s largest luxury goods market, explains Fflur Roberts, head of luxury goods at Euromonitor.
Latest articles from
Fflur
UAE: A Luxury Empire On The Rise?
The United Arab Emirates has all the hallmarks of a luxury hotspot – opulent standards of living, the highest disposable incomes in the world, and a booming economy. Here, Euromonitor takes a closer look at the region.
Japan: Luxury’s Latest Golden Child?
After a decade in the shadow of China, Japan’s luxury goods market is slowly picking up, but obstacles still remain, writes Fflur Roberts of Euromonitor.
Another Strong Year For The World’s Largest Luxury Market
Fflur Roberts of Euromonitor explains why the United States luxury market is set to turn in one of its best performances in 2015
20 Predictions for the Luxury Goods Industry in 2015
2015 will be another challenging year for the luxury goods industry, explains Fflur Roberts, Head of Luxury Goods Research at Euromonitor International.
A Review of the Luxury Goods Industry in 2014
As the luxury industry farewells another eventful year, Euromonitor International reviews its 2014 luxury goods predictions to see what really happened
5 Must-Know Insights Into The French Luxury Market
Despite France’s venerable position in the global luxury scene, the French luxury market has not escaped the country’s poor macroeconomic environment
Risky Business in Russia’s Luxury Goods Market
Escalating tensions with the Ukraine have undermined a promising growth spurt for the Russian luxury goods industry, explains Fflur Roberts of Euromonitor
Spain’s Sovereign Crisis Limits Luxury Goods Spending
As austerity continues to grip Spain, the luxury market is set to see low levels of consumer demand confirms Fflur Roberts, head of luxury goods at Euromonitor
What Is Really Happening in China’s Luxury Market?
Aspirational, entrepreneurial, an unrivalled capacity to splurge – is there any wonder China’s fast growing population of high net worth individuals has so beguiled the luxury market?