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Chinese consumers are expected to drive luxury spending this year as the country's increasingly affluent middle-class emerge from pandemic restrictions. More than 3,000 brands from 65 countries and regions have converged in the southern port of Hainan to capture the post-pandemic demand. Switzerland was the guest country of honor for the inaugural edition of the China International Consumer Products Expo three years ago and is returning this year with 45 brands covering a wide range of categories from premium foods and luxury watches to health and wellness products. How do they capture the potential of one of the largest and fastest-growing consumer markets in the world? Join CGTN in our livestream to learn more.
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Chinese consumers are expected to drive luxury spending this year as the country's increasingly affluent middle-class emerge from pandemic restrictions. More than 3,000 brands from 65 countries and regions have converged in the southern port of Hainan to capture the post-pandemic demand. Switzerland was the guest country of honor for the inaugural edition of the China International Consumer Products Expo three years ago and is returning this year with 45 brands covering a wide range of categories from premium foods and luxury watches to health and wellness products. How do they capture the potential of one of the largest and fastest-growing consumer markets in the world? Join CGTN in our livestream to learn more.
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