DUBAI, UAE — Driven by robust oil production and exports, the GCC economies have achieved significant growth, leading to increased affluence. This has fueled a continuous rise in luxury product spending.
Additionally, the region’s population has experienced substantial growth, particularly among the younger demographic.
TRENDS looks at how the rising number of high net worth individuals (HNWIs) in various sectors is driving demand for luxury goods and services in the region.
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