The Survey Shows That The Luxury Goods Market Such As High-End Shoes In The Mainland And Hongkong Is Developing Steadily.

< p > a survey on the consumption situation of consumers in the mainland of China and Hongkong in the < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > luxury goods < /a > indicates that the maturity of mainland Chinese consumers is growing, paying attention to the uniqueness of luxury products and enjoying high quality professional services. It is estimated that the demand for luxury goods in Hongkong and Mainland China in 2014 will show stable development trend.

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< p > independent public relations company Rhodes public relations and case study company, Ipsos Market Research Group released the "2014 China luxury goods report" on 7, which surveyed about 1800 consumers from mainland China and Hongkong, covering the first line of mainland China and the second and three tier cities with potential for development.

The average annual household income in mainland China was 290 thousand yuan, while the average annual household income in Hongkong was 970 thousand Hong Kong dollars.

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< p > the report predicts that in 2014, consumers in mainland China are willing to invest more in "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp "fashion" /a and beauty cosmetics products, while the demand for watches, leather handbags, jewelry, "a target=" _blank "href=" http:// www.91se91.com/ "shoes" and alcohol is basically equal to 2013.

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Thorpe, executive director of the P Market Research Group, told reporters that "for the first time in this year's survey, mainland consumers pay more attention to the uniqueness of luxury goods, rather than just buying luxury goods from stores or duty-free shops." SimonTye

We also find that mainland consumers also value brand values and ideas as well as Hongkong consumers, which indicate the increasingly mature consumption attitude of mainland consumers.

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< p > with the development of China's economy and the improvement of people's living standard, more and more mainlanders are going abroad to travel and consume luxury goods.

The report points out that mainland Chinese consumers have a strong tendency to consume overseas, and tend to buy watches and wines in Europe and buy jewelry, leather handbags and advanced cosmetics in Hongkong.

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