A recent report of China's top 50 brands is sparse on luxury, with only a few wine and spirits companies making the cut.

At the recent Bespoke luxury conference in Australia, the head of Crown Casino discussed a proposed complex in Sydney which aims to attract mainly Chinese visitors.

The iconic British trench coat giant continues its turnaround news with a report of 20 percent sales growth in China, which was made possible due to some digital-heavy strategizing.

As Chinese travelers continue to dominate the international tourism market, more than 500 luxury travel suppliers will descend upon Shanghai this June to market their destinations.

Carolina Herrera plans to open its first China boutique in Shanghai this fall, which may be a smart move for the brand despite slowing retail growth.