The New York-based design brand Coach Inc registered strong growth in China last year, according to its latest financial report.
China will figure more prominently in the global luxury travel market.
Makers of luxury brands start to have mixed feelings about the Chinese market.
The cruise industry is facing a wave of development, experiencing a boom with many cities constructing wharves to accommodate cruise ships.
If you buy a boat, you get a Porsche car, Champagne plus a Dyson fan.
The Chinese mainland's import of Swiss high-end watches may decrease.
GM, which sells brands including Buick and Chevrolet in China, has prioritized Cadillac sales in China as it battles for market share with other luxury brands.
Sales of domestic upmarket properties seem immune to the tightening policies.
China may start levying taxes on an increasing number of luxury goods as part of the country's efforts to push forward economic reform.
Chinese shoppers are so hungry for luxury items that they have started snapping up Gucci wallets and made-to-order shirts while grocery shopping.
manufacturers have increased investment in dealer training to improve customer satisfaction and loyalty.
High-end demand has tapered off this year due to recent government measures aimed at checking extravagant spending and reining in corruption.
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