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Chinese Spending in Macau Hits Record Heights In Q1
by Jane Robinson|06 June 2024| retail reach by passengers, Lagardere, Avolta, sunglasses, US Border Crossings,
In Q1 of this year spending on shopping by 6.3 million Chinese visitors to Macau, and visitors include both overnight and day visitors arriving by a.....
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The Affluent Chinese Traveller Survey
by Emma Robinson|05 February 2024| retail reach by passengers, Lagardere, Avolta, sunglasses, US Border Crossings,
Back after the Covid years, the Air4casts quarterly rolling survey of 1000 affluent Chinese travellers returned in full in Quarter 4 of last year to t.....
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The Wealthy Chinese and the Chinese Middle Class
by Sarah Robinson|07 September 2023| retail reach by passengers, Lagardere, Avolta, sunglasses, US Border Crossings,
The Luxury Shopper Module, previewed here for Cannes 2023, charts the High Net Worth Individuals in China and beyond.   The Wealthy 10.5.....
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Hainan’s Luxury Sales Boost June’s Retail Performance
by Jane Robinson|28 July 2023| retail reach by passengers, Lagardere, Avolta, sunglasses, US Border Crossings,
Published yesterday Hainan’s June retail sales by category show purchases of Luxury Clothing and Jewellery together hitting USD 155 million for .....
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Female Chinese Shoppers Return to South Korea
by Sarah Robinson|20 July 2023| retail reach by passengers, Lagardere, Avolta, sunglasses, US Border Crossings,
This was certainly the case in May where the latest inbound visitor numbers show a clear return in both Chinese and Japanese visitors to the pre-pande.....
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China and the USA: Premium/Luxury Travel in July
by Sarah Robinson|07 July 2023| retail reach by passengers, Lagardere, Avolta, sunglasses, US Border Crossings,
Premium travel is massively lower than it should be, is obviously disproportionally down on the comparable month in 2019 and is not to be explained in.....
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