LuxuryFacts.com to Complete 10 Years in 2020

1. LuxuryFacts.com is the first & only luxury blog and luxury magazine in India. And soon, it is going to add another feather to its cap –that of India’s only longest, continuously running luxury blog and luxury magazine – as it completes 10 years in 2020. LuxuryFacts.com, which began in 2010, has seen the immense growth of India’s luxury market, and been a part of the journey. As international luxury brands started opening shop in India, there was a need for unbiased, serious reportage on luxury brands and their products and services, which was filled by the launch of LuxuryFacts.com. Over the past 9 years, LuxuryFacts.com has grown from strength to strength, while opening an office in Chicago as well, to reach the discerning Indian-American audience of United States. Soumya Jain Agarwal, Chief Editor & CEO of LuxuryFacts.com, said, “It’s a global world today. Globally, people want to know more about the heritage, quality, design and landmarks of India, while the Indian diaspora is opening up to global designs, styles, culinary feats and more. As an e- magazine, we have been that two-way bridge, not just between people in different locations, but also between luxury brands and their audiences, who continuously want to be updated with all that is new, stylish and credible in the luxury market.” Currently, LuxuryFacts.com reaches 203 countries, 216 Indian cities and 3,915 American cities. With a database of approximately 95,000 subscribers, theluxury blog and magazine is more popular with the $100K income category. LuxuryFacts.com interviews creators and artists, analyses luxury industry trends, features exceptional works of ingenuity, and reviews culinary and hospitality establishments. Acclaimed and recognized by Indian luxury industry stalwarts, the luxury blog and magazine is a platform for experts who regularly write opinions and ideas for LuxuryFacts.com. “Luxury is usually considered to be only the domain of the affluent, but we feel that everyone can revel in the luxury of having that one unique thing which no one else has. With purchasing power escalating in India, luxury goods are no longer unreachable objects, at least in terms of money. It is, but, a quest of finding that one perfectly made handbag, haute dress, fine wine or brilliant jewel, that you wouldn't find anywhere else. Luxury is not just a high-end shopping experience. It is a lifestyle, a culture and an art. It is the past, present and future,” said Ms. Agarwal.

2. Soumya Jain Agarwal is also the co-editor of ‘The Luxury Market in India: Maharajas to Masses’. For more information, contact media@luxuryfacts.com