Historic hospitality brand The Biltmore Hotel is crafting an experience unlike many other hotels in which guests can purchase a VIP stay that includes guided art tours through Miami.
One Sotheby’s International Realty is relaunching its lifestyle publication to better reach the world’s creative set and those interested in making Miami home.
Luxury Daily's live news from Nov. 1 - Burberry weaves cinematic heritage tale to kick off holiday season; La Prairie to open branded spa in Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills; Nordstrom gets in festive spirit with customer appreciation campaign; Simon preps for holiday rush with interactive directories.
Today in luxury marketing - It’s time for luxury companies to stop blaming macro trends and become more sophisticated; Watches see a Brexit boom; Charles Townsend retires from Condé Nast as chairman; The Elder Statesman partners with NBA.
I need you to indulge me on an extremely circuitous – although hopefully informative – illustration of why the technology pancaking of services with a healthy portion of human-cantered design are essential to drive market adoption.
Mall owner and manager Simon is gearing up for the busiest shopping season by rolling out new digital directories to nine of its upscale shopping centers.
British fashion house Burberry is getting consumers in the holiday spirit by telling a dramatized story of its founder and the key moments in time that shaped its brand.
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Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, CA, set to open next spring, has unveiled plans for a spa developed in partnership with Swiss skincare marketer La Prairie.
NEW YORK – Acquisition of new ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) consumers will be key to building sales for luxury brands as they adapt to the new normal of annual growth in the 3-5 percent range, down from 8-10 percent during the halcyon days of the past.
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The drastic shift in consumer behavior from the rapid evolution of technology has resulted in a 20 percent drop in customer spend with luxury brands, according to the Luxury Institute.
Despite the overall boom in mobile transactions, a new report finds that its growth is not yet optimal due to inefficiencies in checkout and payment tracks.
Last week, Twitter announced it was discontinuing Vine, a development that triggered a firestorm on its own platform in no small part due to surprise from marketers, who drew lessons from its rise and fall.
Luxury Daily's live news from Oct. 31 - Boodles decks the halls of The Savoy in diamonds and ice; Berluti frames category expansion with Oliver Peoples collection; Bugatti’s multigenerational artistic talent subject of museum exhibit; Peninsula Paris invites guests to sit for studio-quality portraits.
Today in luxury marketing - Pinault: It's just the beginning of Alessandro's Gucci; Qatar's Abu Issa Holding to enter Iran retail market in 2017; Handbag sellers slashing their lineups as luxury demand wanes; James Galanos, fashion designer for the elite, dies at 92.
