Luxury Daily
World’s leading luxury business publication
Aug. 22, 2019
  1. Sephora borrows from Tinder’s playbook with swipeable mobile shopping tools
  2. Audi shares nostalgic film ahead of Avant arrival
  3. How to make platform choices for ecommerce in China
  4. Aston Martin brings bespoke design to owners’ garages
  5. 2019 luxury spend expected to grow highest in UK
  6. Day’s wrap: Four Seasons, Michael Kors, Nordstrom, Moët Hennessy, Bergdorf Goodman and McLaren
  7. Day's wrap: Burberry, Audi, Peninsula, LG Signature and Americana Manhasset
  8. Hong Kong, Barneys, Bollywood and Toll Brothers - News briefs
  9. Service, entertainment – not technology – shaping retail’s future
  10. Chinese customer is most demanding: DLG event keynoter
The News and Intelligence You Need on Luxury

Subscribe now to get full access for less than $1 per day

Comment
  • Email
  • Print
  • Reprints
  • ARTICLE TOOLS SPONSOR

Luxury Memo special reports

Experiences in luxury – Luxury Memo special report

April 24, 2018

The  Four Seasons film expounds on the value of new experiences. Image credit: Four Seasons

 

By Nancy Buckley

The sale of goods and services is ultimately the end goal for all brands. However, the high standard that comes with not only the products, but also the experiences of luxury creates a fundamental factor for consumers to connect emotionally when interacting with a brand.

To read the entire article, please subscribe or
 
LATEST HEADLINES
MOST POPULAR
  1. Sephora borrows from Tinder’s playbook with swipeable mobile shopping tools
  2. Audi shares nostalgic film ahead of Avant arrival
  3. How to make platform choices for ecommerce in China
  4. Aston Martin brings bespoke design to owners’ garages
  5. 2019 luxury spend expected to grow highest in UK
  6. Day’s wrap: Four Seasons, Michael Kors, Nordstrom, Moët Hennessy, Bergdorf Goodman and McLaren
  7. Day's wrap: Burberry, Audi, Peninsula, LG Signature and Americana Manhasset
  8. Hong Kong, Barneys, Bollywood and Toll Brothers - News briefs
  9. Service, entertainment – not technology – shaping retail’s future
  10. Chinese customer is most demanding: DLG event keynoter
VIDEOS
More Videos

MORE IN Luxury Memo special reports
Augmented reality in luxury – Luxury Memo special report
Digital in real estate – Luxury Memo special report
Alternative materials – Luxury Memo special report
Content marketing in luxury – Luxury Memo special report
Colors in luxury – Luxury Memo special report
Leadership in luxury – Luxury Memo special report



RECENT ARTICLES
Day’s wrap: Four Seasons, Michael Kors, Nordstrom, Moët Hennessy, Bergdorf Goodman and McLaren
Four Seasons adds trip planning to app experience
Michael Kors enlists real-life jet-setters for travel campaign

Nordstrom improves customer metrics, but Q2 sales fall
McLaren launches luggage collection for GT fans
Only 4 weeks left – register now for LuxeCX