Search results for: “art market”
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Rising popularity of wellness tourism expected to drive the growth of the glamping market. Report.
An increasing number of travelers are seeking to unwind by connecting to nature while enjoying luxury: Glamping Market Size Worth $4.8 Billion by 2025. Rising influence of social media and internet is projected to create awareness about glamping among millennials. The global glamping market size is expected to reach USD 4.8 billion by 2025,…
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Miami takes the title of #1 fastest growing luxury real estate market in the US
Miami Ranked #1 Fastest Growing Luxury Real Estate Market in U.S. The Miami real estate market, which includes both new and existing construction properties, has experienced record sale activity in the last few years. Strong sales have been witnessed and recorded in some neighborhoods and price points. According to Knight Frank Wealth…
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Amazon launches Alexa smart ring, smart glasses and earbuds
Echo Frames, Loop and Buds launched along with series of updates to previous products
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No more LVMH luxury products incineration: LVMH partners with waste collection specialist CEDRE
Fifteen years ago obsolete products from LVMH luxury Maisons were incinerated with recovery of the energy generated. To limit this practice and engage the biggest luxury group in a circular economy approach, LVMH announced new waste recycling commitments in 2006. These commitments led to cooperation between LVMH and waste collection specialist CEDRE. Since 2010, CEDRE has…
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Vuhl, the road-legal lightweight supercar brand, announced its entry into the US market
Vuhl cars are available for the US market for the first time. Lightest, most powerful Vuhl 05 RR breaks cover in California at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Vuhl, the road-legal lightweight supercar brand, announced its entry into the US car market confirming orders across US territories in its new dealer network. California encapsulates the…
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Room in the middle: the artisan revival of Portugal’s interior
A small but growing number of investors are hoping to reverse the slow-motion decline of rural areas