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Walpole delegation in Japan to promote British luxury to domestic, Chinese shoppers

October 26, 2023

The Japanese market is key to luxury brands, not just for domestic consumption but also from Chinese tourists shopping on their travel to the Land of the Rising Sun. Image credit: Walpole The Japanese market is key to luxury brands, not just for domestic consumption but also from Chinese tourists shopping on their travel to the Land of the Rising Sun. Image credit: Walpole

 

By Staff reports

Walpole, the trade organization representing British luxury, is targeting the Japanese market for its member brands as they seek to grow internationally.

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