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Join us on Oct. 8th at 9AM EST for an exclusive webinar on the future of China’s health and wellness market. From luxury wellness products to digital fitness innovations, China’s wellness industry is evolving rapidly, driven by the demands of Gen Z and millennials. Our expert panel will discuss how brands are adapting to meet these shifts and the growing demand for holistic health experiences. Speakers include: - Lisa N., Beauty Editor, Jing Daily (Moderator) - Matthias Terrettaz, General Manager, Bulgari Hotel Group Shanghai - Danni L. Liu, Partner & GM of Europe Office, iBLUE GROUP - Zarina Kanji, Managing Director, UK & EU, WPIC Marketing + Technologies Topics to be covered: - The intersection of luxury and wellness, and how brands adapt to a growing demand for premium health experiences. - How digital fitness is reshaping wellness offerings and influencing consumer habits. - The role of Gen Z and millennials in leading China’s shift toward holistic health solutions. - Key trends driving market shifts, including "self-care," "punk health," "spiritual wellness," and more. - Insights into what’s shaping the future of wellness in China, from luxury products to evolving consumer behaviors. Spots are filling up fast—register now to reserve yours!

Leading Hong Kong-based jeweler Chow Tai Fook reported a rise in operating profit to HK$6.77 billion for the first half of fiscal 2025, despite an overall notable drop in revenue. Read more here:

Unilever is investing over $100 million to create a dedicated fragrance house, leveraging AI-driven design and a global team of perfumers. But as several luxury and premium beauty groups step up their fragrance operations this year to offset the retail slowdown, does the British multinational have what it takes? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ewsxNCqY

From high-end partnerships to celebrity endorsements, Formula One’s evolution into a lifestyle ecosystem offers luxury brands new ways to connect with affluent, experience-seeking consumers. For more on Formula One's cultural ascent and the luxury automotive opportunity, download our latest report here - https://lnkd.in/dXEC_f3K

"Feiyi" (非遗), or intangible cultural heritage, has emerged as one of the buzziest new concepts among China's young consumers in 2024. Luxury brands are taking note - but can they strike the right balance between style and cultural respect? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/geM2ZGuh

From Edition to The Ritz Carlton, here’s how global luxury hotels are localizing their strategies to cater to the Chinese traveler:

Contrary to the cautious retreat of many luxury players, China's offline beauty sector is surging, with brands targeting lower-tier cities and embracing hybrid retail to captivate diverse consumers. With over 100 new beauty flagship stores having launched in the mainland this year, what's driving the industry's recent explosive growth? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/enBsDgau

A new survey from Oliver Wyman reveals that more than half of affluent Chinese tourists are scaling back on luxury purchases abroad, while a significant number are expecting to travel less frequently in 2025. As discretionary spending tightens, how should luxury brands adjust their strategies in key markets? Read more here:

A new report by Jing Daily, Esses Magazine, and CART Department, Luxury in Motion: Autos, F1, and the Brand Opportunity, explores lessons in branding according to the culturally disruptive automotive industry. Download here: https://lnkd.in/eh-XCnAE

An 'alternative luxury' player in China, the owner of Maison Margiela, Jil Sander Marni is reshaping its retail footprint as the country's luxury market downturn continues. Read more here: