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What is the primary aim of adopting a circular model in the luxury industry?
What is the primary aim of adopting a circular model in the luxury industry?
- To increase the durability of luxury products
- To reduce the carbon footprint of raw materials
- To create a closed-loop system for recycling and reuse (correct)
- To reduce the waste generated by the linear model
What is the significance of 'Design for longer life' in the context of luxury products?
What is the significance of 'Design for longer life' in the context of luxury products?
- It allows for easier recycling and repair
- It enables the creation of more sustainable products (correct)
- It increases the emotional connection with the product
- It reduces the cost of production
What is the primary benefit of replacing materials with substitutes and recycled ones in luxury product design?
What is the primary benefit of replacing materials with substitutes and recycled ones in luxury product design?
- It promotes a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly approach (correct)
- It increases the durability of the product
- It enhances the luxury appeal of the product
- It reduces production costs
What is the significance of 'fair payments and good conditions' for employees in the luxury industry?
What is the significance of 'fair payments and good conditions' for employees in the luxury industry?
What is the primary purpose of reselling platforms in the luxury industry?
What is the primary purpose of reselling platforms in the luxury industry?
What is the significance of 'circulation for longer' in the luxury industry?
What is the significance of 'circulation for longer' in the luxury industry?
What is the primary benefit of product innovation in the luxury industry?
What is the primary benefit of product innovation in the luxury industry?
What is the significance of 'good raw material quality' in the luxury industry?
What is the significance of 'good raw material quality' in the luxury industry?
What is the primary aim of 'cutting middle intermediaries' in the luxury industry?
What is the primary aim of 'cutting middle intermediaries' in the luxury industry?
What is the significance of 'individual or business that purchases good/services' in the context of luxury hospitality?
What is the significance of 'individual or business that purchases good/services' in the context of luxury hospitality?
Study Notes
What is Luxury?
- Luxury is characterized by transcendence, transmission, and transaction.
- Transcendence refers to the education and innovation accumulated over generations, resulting in exceptional manufacture.
- Transmission involves transmitting emotions and human connection, which can be passed down to different generations as heritage.
- Transaction surpasses practical value with sociological value.
Luxury Object
- An object's invention, innovation, production, use, inheritance, and reference are important aspects of its luxury status.
- Product practical value is surpassed by its sociological value, making it truly exceptional.
- Luxury objects are classified in the art sphere, are priceless, and represent the vision of a generation.
Heritage
- Heritage objects have a sociological value that surpasses their original purpose.
- They become too important to be used and are often preserved in museums.
Luxury Business Strategies
- Focus on design for longer life and easy recycling/repairing solutions.
- Ensure good raw material quality and fair payments to employees.
- Replace materials with sustainable substitutes (e.g., recycled ocean plastic, mushroom-based leather).
- Implement circular business models, such as reselling platforms and second-hand partnerships.
Luxury Guest Experience
- A luxury guest experience involves purchasing a set of intangible activities carried out on behalf of the guest.
- Luxurious hospitality is characterized by personalized service, attention to detail, and exceptional quality.
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This quiz covers concepts related to information science, technology, and innovation, including transmission, transaction, object, and heritage.
