Luxury Daily, Sept. 16, 2021 – Millionaires redefining luxury as wealth and health
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| | Marketing Millionaires redefining luxury as wealth and health  |  NEW YORK — As the world continues reeling from the physical, emotional and financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, global high-net-worth-individuals (HNWIs) are feeling optimistic and are looking to spend more on luxury goods and services that provide comfort and increase wellness. Entire
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| Apparel and accessories Delvaux takes miniature charms around the world |  Richemont-owned leather goods house Delvaux is honoring cultural emblems of various countries to celebrate its newest collection of playful leather handbag charms. Entire
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| Food and beverage Louis XIII gets a taste of gamification with immersive experience FREE |  Rémy Martin’s Louis XIII is the latest luxury brand to experiment with gamification with a new online game focusing on the Cognac house’s history. Entire
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 | Travel and hospitality New York, San Francisco lag behind domestic travel surge |  Domestic travel is surging, as travelers are continuing to adapt to the reality of unpredictable COVID-19 developments. Entire
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| News briefs Kenzo, Neiman Marcus, Valmont and The Luxury Collection |  Luxury Daily’s live news: Japanese streetwear pioneer Nigo to lead Kenzo; Neiman Marcus supports diverse talents, creatives for Hispanic Heritage Month; Valmont teams with Jet Edge, Montage for in-flight skin treats; The Luxury Collection taps Margherita Missoni for travel-inspired design. Entire
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| Marketing China’s crackdowns could make luxury marketing a lot more boring in 2022 |  Since the launch of Beijing’s tech crackdown earlier this year, the Chinese government has turned its attention to a wider range of concerns, and these have major implications for international luxury brands. Entire
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