Burberry'S Green Plan Involves Leather.

According to the leather business website, the UK leather brand Boboli recently released a report on corporate responsibility, emphasizing that 70% leather provided by leather manufacturers in the fiscal year 2013/14 accords with the brand's environmental management plan.

The company launched "

"To assess the direct and indirect effects of raw materials, energy, water, chemicals and waste water.

In the assessment, Boboli

57% of carbon dioxide and cotton and

Of

"We are an active member of the leather working group and are working to improve environmental standards."

Boboli said in the report.

Boboli said it would achieve "reducing the environmental impact of the 3 main raw materials of Boboli" by 2017, but did not mention the specific value.

These 3 materials include cotton, leather and PVC.

Bo Boli's moral trade plan carries out a strict moral procurement system process. Bangladesh, Pakistan and Kampuchea are not in bobbury's purchasing list.

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At the end of last year, just before the Chinese New Year's day, the first duty-free shop set up by China duty free group was located in Siem Reap with an area of 4500 square meters. Its international brands include Dior, Laneige, SK-II, Shiseido, Lanc me, Est e Lauder, Clinique, Burberry, Clinique, and so on.

Because of the heavy sales of luxury goods in China, consumers are turning to overseas shopping.

Retail sales of overseas duty-free shops have become an important factor in the growth of brand sales.

The group plans to open second duty-free shops in Phnom Penh in October 2015.

The Hongkong duty-free operator DFS followed by its 8000 square metre T Galleria will be open in 2016. This Shopping Mall is located in Siem Reap, next to the National Museum. It is expected that more than 700 international luxury brands will enter, including Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton, and Louis, etc.

The big shots of retail giants are based on forecasts and judgments of Chinese tourists who have been traveling to Kampuchea in recent years.

In the first 10 months of 2014, the number of people traveling to Kampuchea increased by 21% compared with the same period last year, accounting for 12.7% of the total number of international tourists, followed by Vietnam in second place.

Most of the tourists come for vacation.

The one or two digit growth has also brought numerous attractive business opportunities to retailers.

The owners of El Luxor Hotel are also eager to follow the footsteps of Chinese tourists to Kampuchea.

In June 2014, CEO of Starwood pointed out that the company plans to expand its business in the popular destinations of Chinese tourists, while "business opportunities in Kampuchea are just right".

Due to several aircraft accidents in Malaysia, Vietnam's Anti China riots and the political situation in Thailand, the number of Chinese tourists to Southeast Asian countries in 2014 has declined.

Even the number of people traveling to Singapore also has some reactions, as tourists usually choose to bind them to destinations in Malaysia.

Kampuchea is a notable exception, and is still a good choice for Chinese tourists in the holiday resort.