China’s great outdoors opens up for business

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Tired of lockdowns and wary of Covid-19 contagion, Chinese citizens are beginning to embrace the great outdoors. It’s an opportunity for foreign brands to pitch their tents in a fast-growing luxury space, says petesweeneypro

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