An end to travel restrictions in China is expected to be revived this month demand in the global The luxury retail market that has been starved of mainland visitors for Three years, but now many consumers see more Reasons to do upscale shopping local.
Stock prices of global Luxury brands jumped in last A week later from Beijing announced Travel restrictions will ease from January 8, effectively allowing Chinese tourists to do so once again flows global Shopping malls from Paris to Tokyo.
However, analysts and luxury brands warn that they are unlikely to expect an immediate return to pre-pandemic levels of Chinese travellers with Airlines have not yet fully resumed operations and domestic fares have fallen. equally important, big Luxury brands are investing now more in the shopping experience in China.
A shopper in Shanghai, whose surname is Mao, said she visited stores all over world for years, but now she thinks she’s getting it best Services in China.
“When I was going to Paris, I couldn’t ask the Paris salespeople to keep a bag for I am, but now we can here.”
Before the pandemic the borders closed early in 2020, Chinese shoppers bought 70% of their luxury goods abroad.
Under pandemic travel restrictions, domestic luxury goods sales in China have boomed, doubling to 471 billion yuan ($68.25 billion) from 2019 to 2021, according to Bain & Co. share of the global market dropped to 21% in 2021 from 25% in 2019.
“He won’t go back said Jonathan Yan, principal at Roland Berger Consulting in Shanghai. “I am sure There will still be a part of Luxury spending happens in else countriesbecause it’s normal people like to me shop When we travel, but it will be more like 50-50”.
Many luxury companies such as LVMH’s Louis Vuitton and Coach-parent texture doubled down in China over the past Three years, opening new Main stores A great fashion host shows To reach consumers who are unable to travel abroad.
This helped the local staff develop relationships with Chinese VIP customers, who Previously preferred shop overseas.
Research conducted by the Hong Kong-based consulting firm Oliver Wyman shows that 70% of Luxury consumers in China have used sales assistants to facilitate purchases while 40% communicate with sales staff at least once a week.
Oliver Wyman, Kenneth Chow says that half of Chinese consumers who luxury bought in 2021 they were doing it for the first the time.
“It will be interesting to see that how new Luxury consumers will know the difference between domestic and overseas Luxury shopping.
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International travel restrictions and domestic policies to stimulate spending also Many consumers drive to a tax-free island in China of Hainan as a luxury shopping destination.
In 2021, according to Hainan for 13% of Domestic welfare in China spendversus the pre-pandemic 6%, and tax regulations set to continue loosening. By 2025, luxury brands will be able to run their own products duty-Free storesinstead of counting on partnership with Sweetened players Such as the Chinese Duty Free Group.
Hainan’s popularity is expected to continue, Roland Berger’s Yan saysonly 13% of Chinese citizens possess a passport, which makes the local tax-free destination very attractive.
Hainan, as well as Beijing moves to reduce tariffs on imports on Luxurious items in 2018 and 2019, it fizzled out a bit of appeal to shop abroad for Some more priceConscious shoppers with Handbags are now about 10-20% off more expensive in China, from 50-60% previously.
At 14,400 yuan ($2,090), Louis Vuitton’s Neverfull medium bag is only 18% off more expensive in Shanghai from in Paris, if travelers claim a refund of the 12% VAT.
luca solca, senior research analyst At Bernstein, brands will continue to work to narrow boundaries across borders price The differences, though, are the efforts beyond that complicated by devaluation of the currency against the dollar.
“Go back of The Chinese to Europe, where prices are lower, will take some time,” he said, anticipating a large-scale return of long-haul flights in 2024.
Searches and reservations for international travel since announcement Lifting the quarantine would have favored short-term travel international the places, with Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan topped searches for travel agencies.
For many, however, the broader offerings of Luxurious items overseas Mutual with Saving definitely means shopping back on schedule of work – good news for Paris retailers.
Lucy Liu, 31-yearOld or old who Works in fashion in Shanghai, it has already made her travel plans.
“The Bulgari ring my friend wants is 20% cheaper in She gave me Dubai and my other friend list of Some products often out of Inventory in China, so it is easier to take them abroad.”
An end to travel restrictions in China is expected to be revived this month demand in the global The luxury retail market that has been starved of mainland visitors for Three years, but now many consumers see more Reasons to do upscale shopping local.
Stock prices of global Luxury brands jumped in last A week later from Beijing announced Travel restrictions will ease from January 8, effectively allowing Chinese tourists to do so once again flows global Shopping malls from Paris to Tokyo.
However, analysts and luxury brands warn that they are unlikely to expect an immediate return to pre-pandemic levels of Chinese travellers with Airlines have not yet fully resumed operations and domestic fares have fallen. equally important, big Luxury brands are investing now more in the shopping experience in China.
A shopper in Shanghai, whose surname is Mao, said she visited stores all over world for years, but now she thinks she’s getting it best Services in China.
“When I was going to Paris, I couldn’t ask the Paris salespeople to keep a bag for I am, but now we can here.”
Before the pandemic the borders closed early in 2020, Chinese shoppers bought 70% of their luxury goods abroad.
Under pandemic travel restrictions, domestic luxury goods sales in China have boomed, doubling to 471 billion yuan ($68.25 billion) from 2019 to 2021, according to Bain & Co. share of the global market dropped to 21% in 2021 from 25% in 2019.
“He won’t go back said Jonathan Yan, principal at Roland Berger Consulting in Shanghai. “I am sure There will still be a part of Luxury spending happens in else countriesbecause it’s normal people like to me shop When we travel, but it will be more like 50-50”.
Many luxury companies such as LVMH’s Louis Vuitton and Coach-parent texture doubled down in China over the past Three years, opening new Main stores A great fashion host shows To reach consumers who are unable to travel abroad.
This helped the local staff develop relationships with Chinese VIP customers, who Previously preferred shop overseas.
Research conducted by the Hong Kong-based consulting firm Oliver Wyman shows that 70% of Luxury consumers in China have used sales assistants to facilitate purchases while 40% communicate with sales staff at least once a week.
Oliver Wyman, Kenneth Chow says that half of Chinese consumers who luxury bought in 2021 they were doing it for the first the time.
“It will be interesting to see that how new Luxury consumers will know the difference between domestic and overseas Luxury shopping.
alternatives
International travel restrictions and domestic policies to stimulate spending also Many consumers drive to a tax-free island in China of Hainan as a luxury shopping destination.
In 2021, according to Hainan for 13% of Domestic welfare in China spendversus the pre-pandemic 6%, and tax regulations set to continue loosening. By 2025, luxury brands will be able to run their own products duty-Free storesinstead of counting on partnership with Sweetened players Such as the Chinese Duty Free Group.
Hainan’s popularity is expected to continue, Roland Berger’s Yan saysonly 13% of Chinese citizens possess a passport, which makes the local tax-free destination very attractive.
Hainan, as well as Beijing moves to reduce tariffs on imports on Luxurious items in 2018 and 2019, it fizzled out a bit of appeal to shop abroad for Some more priceConscious shoppers with Handbags are now about 10-20% off more expensive in China, from 50-60% previously.
At 14,400 yuan ($2,090), Louis Vuitton’s Neverfull medium bag is only 18% off more expensive in Shanghai from in Paris, if travelers claim a refund of the 12% VAT.
luca solca, senior research analyst At Bernstein, brands will continue to work to narrow boundaries across borders price The differences, though, are the efforts beyond that complicated by devaluation of the currency against the dollar.
“Go back of The Chinese to Europe, where prices are lower, will take some time,” he said, anticipating a large-scale return of long-haul flights in 2024.
Searches and reservations for international travel since announcement Lifting the quarantine would have favored short-term travel international the places, with Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan topped searches for travel agencies.
For many, however, the broader offerings of Luxurious items overseas Mutual with Saving definitely means shopping back on schedule of work – good news for Paris retailers.
Lucy Liu, 31-yearOld or old who Works in fashion in Shanghai, it has already made her travel plans.
“The Bulgari ring my friend wants is 20% cheaper in She gave me Dubai and my other friend list of Some products often out of Inventory in China, so it is easier to take them abroad.”