Chinese tourists love travelling to Australia, making up a great deal of the tourism market. But they’re not just flocking Down Under for the beautiful beaches, cities and sights – they’re also after cheaper luxury goods and the clean Aussie air. What does this mean for the industry?

Ever wanted an elephant at your party? Or maybe a private Jessie Ware gig? It’s never too big an ask of the Ten Group – the global leader in lifestyle concierge services. But why has demand for these services grown so rapidly? And how’s this changing relationships between businesses and UHNWIs?

Middle Eastern tourists spent £888 million in London in 2014, leading many luxury retailers to offer VIP treatment around Ramadan, including Arabic speaking concierges and chauffeurs. What’s this group’s ideal shopping experience? And how can brands target consumers that already have it all?

After a crackdown on ostentatious spending, many thought China’s luxury obsession was over, but splashing out overseas continues to be a favourite pastime for the nation's elite. Outbound tourism and a successful Chinese-American diaspora mean home-grown brands are looking west.