According to a McKinsey study, the global wellness market is now valued at 1.5 trillion dollars, with annual growth of 5 to 10%. As the pandemic has multiplied needs, this tourism is booming.

Last week, Cartier Philanthropy celebrated its ten-year anniversary in Geneva around a conference entitled: “How can corporate philanthropy resist media pressure?”, bringing together important players from the sector. In today’s world hit by crises across the globe, how can one prioritise crises and leave a sustainable impact?

In Portofino and Paraggi, the summer of 2022 will long be remembered. Businessmen and international celebrities flocked to this chic Italian seaside resort. While retaining its identity, this small, thousand-year-old port has successfully undergone a transformation and is attracting new investment.

Russia’s Alrosa’s diamond boycott last April put a damper on the business of the world’s second largest producer. Will the upcoming European Union sanctions against Russian diamonds, as well as inflation in the sector’s largest import markets, cause prices to fall? Analysis.

The queen is dead, long live the king! But what will happen to the royal court of England’s numerous suppliers? The business represents millions of euros of annual purchases. An overview of the brands that bear her majesty’s label.

The Paris Tourist Office recently launched a photo competition with the objective of renewing its image. The City of Doges, on the other hand, is letting cruise ships go and opening up to yachts. To escape mass tourism, the most desired spots are raising their prices. Here’s how it works.

Among the Lebanon in crisis, some sectors seem to be keeping their heads above water: an analysis of a thwarted trauma.

While Africa is destined to become an important market for the world of luxury, it remains a coveted source of raw materials essential to high jewelry, perfumery, or even high-end food. Yet, Africa has been losing between 5 and 15% of its GDP growth per capita for some time due to climate change. Analysis.

Post-covid, the Doges city is experiencing a true renaissance. New art foundations, palaces, luxury houses are settling there during the Biennale, bringing a new aura to the Serenissima.

190 euros a bottle is what you have to pay to buy the most expensive rosé in the world. The world demand is booming and new investors are buying property at a golden price.

In 2014, following the sale of Lacoste to the Swiss group Maus Frères, the Lacoste heirs bet on Fusalp, and transformed the French label into a chic and technical sports brand. After Europe and Korea, the United States will be the next major growth driver.

From sneakers to the art world, all product categories are now concerned by the « drop » marketing technique, these limited series available on a very short period, offered on social networks. What if too many drops end up drowning consumers?

While Western powers covet the energy wealth of the African continent, what are the interests of big luxury groups in its precious raw materials? Luxury Tribune launches a series of articles dedicated to the luxury sector’s development in Africa.

While craftsmanship has always been celebrated as a symbol of luxury in fashion, artisans have received little recognition for the value of their art and culture. Today, the various accusations of cultural appropriation are causing brands to shake. A new wave of designers is celebrating and empowering the creativity of those who work behind the scenes.

TMall Luxury Pavilion, the powerful Chinese e-commerce platform of the giant Alibaba continues to grow. The Zero-Covid policy has further accelerated online shopping conversion. Janet Wang, General Manager of TMall Luxury explains why Chinese customers will continue to invest in high-end luxury items.