Cartier Cartier Group said that Chinese tourists have begun to return to the entire Asian and Australian markets, boosting luxury consumption in these markets, but Chinese tourists have not returned to the European market.
According to Bloomberg, the Chief Financial Officer Galen (translated, Burkhart Grund) of Liceng Group said at a press conference held in Geneva that some outbound tourists in China slowly slowly in Thailand, Japan, and even Dubai.Waiting for places.
Jerome Lambert, chief executive officer of Liche Group, said at the press conference: "As Chinese flights to Europe have increased, we will see more outbound tourists come back."
The luxury industry in the past relies on the consumption of Chinese tourists in the past. They usually buy high -end products that are lower than the domestic market than the domestic market abroad.Due to the restrictions on the travel epidemic, the source of income has been limited in the past three years.
Glen said that during this period, Lifeng Group shifted more to rely on the demand for luxury goods in China. Now the company's business in mainland China far exceeds the scale before the epidemic.The business of Liceng Group in December last year reached a low point, due to more than 80%of Chinese employees infected with crown disease.
Glen also said that after the cancellation of dynamic clearance policies in China, domestic demand is currently rebounding.
