The GCC luxury goods market has continued to grow fast, at a rate of five to eight per cent, despite regional woes, according to a study. The market has been mainly driven by tourism growth (nine to 10 per cent) while the resident market has been …

It also meant I had a Kuta Lines jumper and some Oakley Frogskins – the two single coolest products a teenager growing up in The Shire could yearn for. What does this have to do with luxury marketing? EVERYTHING! Marketing, by its very nature, is the …

June 17, 2014 – The global market for personal luxury goods is holding its own despite lingering economic weakness in Europe, a fomenting market crisis in Russia and destabilizing exchange rate fluctuations around the world, with sales revenue growth …

The announcement comes as Lincoln prepares to move ahead with a product rollout plan designed to put the nameplate back on the radar screen of luxury buyers who have largely written it off in recent years. Lincoln products, such as the MKZ sedan, also …

There are also opportunities in marketing niche luxury brands. While the market for big name luxury products and services still exists and is growing, there are many buyers who have just made their first luxury purchase. This includes bags, premium …

Boston, MA — (SBWIRE) — 06/13/2014 — Despite the economic slowdown in 2013, luxury goods demand in Brazil remains resilient, with the area performing well. The good performance and potential of the Brazilian market continues to attract further …

The global luxury goods market is estimated to grow at 6% annually to between $320 billion and $333 billion in 2015, according to research from Bain. This growth isn't equally shared among all product segments and geographies, however, with accessories …

From big names to smaller brands, all are increasing their production units and investing in retail studios that not only bring the culture of ready-to-wear luxury goods to the market, but also get the brands a larger clientele. The key to running a …

Aiming for the luxury market, or specialized niche markets by selling top-quality goods and services is a strategy pursued by several advanced economies with a highly educated (and highly paid) workforce. Studies undertaken during financial meltdowns …