Sustainability sells: Why consumers and clothing brands alike are turning to sustainability as a guiding light
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Sustainability sells: Why consumers and clothing brands alike are turning to sustainability as a guiding light
Sustainability will be luxury hospitality’s number-one sell
“Slow travel is something that will continue to grow in 2025,” says Ho Ren Yung, deputy CEO of global hospitality firm Banyan Group. “It’s the choice to travel more intentionally, with an increased focus on connection and wellbeing. Places designed primarily for aesthetic appeal in photos ... See more
“Slow travel is something that will continue to grow in 2025,” says Ho Ren Yung, deputy CEO of global hospitality firm Banyan Group. “It’s the choice to travel more intentionally, with an increased focus on connection and wellbeing. Places designed primarily for aesthetic appeal in photos ... See more
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Transparency in sourcing and manufacturing has become table stakes in the minds of over two-thirds of 18 to 35-year-olds. Where something is made, under what kinds of working conditions, and environmental sustainability across the entire distribution chain are now all a part of the decision-making process.
Sanford Stein • Retailing 2020 – 2030: taking a long view
In 2022, sustainability is finally poised to have its moment—and it’s going to be a long moment. Powered by 1) worsening climate change, 2) growing regulatory pressure, and 3) massive generational behavior changes, sustainability is positioned to be the defining trend of the next 50 years. No industry will go untouched. VC funding into startups foc... See more