In the next five to ten years, the luxury market in Asia will usher in the second spring, with the revival of the classic and the rise of time-honored brands as the main driving forces. As China's economy continues to grow, the rich post-1980s generation is driving luxury consumption, and the post-1990s generation will also become an emerging power and pioneer of luxury consumption. And at the same time, McKinsey, a world-leading consulting firm, predicts: "China's luxury consumption will account for 3/4 of new global spending by 2025." Luxury consumption in China will almost double by 2025, driven by an explosion in upper-middle class and a growing interest in outbound travel. About 70% of consumers will buy luxury goods overseas.
In the next five to ten years, the luxury market in Asia will usher in the second spring, with the revival of the classic and the rise of time-honored brands as the main driving forces. As China's economy continues to grow, the rich post-1980s generation is driving luxury consumption, and the post-1990s generation will also become an emerging power and pioneer of luxury consumption. And at the same time, McKinsey, a world-leading consulting firm, predicts: "China's luxury consumption will account for 3/4 of new global spending by 2025." Luxury consumption in China will almost double by 2025, driven by an explosion in upper-middle class and a growing interest in outbound travel. About 70% of consumers will buy luxury goods overseas.