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Lifestyle Intelligence, for teams that serve the luxury market.

Where luxury travelers go, what they choose and how their tastes change, season by season, delivered as reports, data and briefings.

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What it measures

Ten categories, the same ones The Approved List is arranged by. Each is read by region and by season.

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Signals
Where people go, when, and how they get there
Read by
Region and season

Coverage and method

How the signals are gathered, how often they change, and what they never include.

  1. Sources

    The group's own work arranging travel, events and requests, alongside public sources.

  2. Each season

    Refreshed four times a year, with each edition of The Approved List.

  3. Aggregated

    Every figure describes a group. Nothing in the data describes an individual.

  4. Read by people

    Each report is written by the team that gathered the signals, not generated from them.

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How it's delivered

In the form that suits the team using it, from a quarterly report to a session on one question.

  • Reports

    A written report for each category or question, with what changed and why.

  • Data files

    The figures behind the reports, ready for your own analysis.

  • Briefings

    A session with the team on the questions you bring.

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The Approved List is the public sample.

Each edition shows the kind of signal Intelligence is built on, in public, one season at a time.

Questions about Intelligence

How is the data licensed?

Licenses are agreed case by case, for the teams and uses you name.

Can a dataset be ours alone?

Some cuts can be. The team will say which during the first conversation.

Can we ask for a custom cut?

Yes. Name the category, region or question, and the team will scope it.

Who uses it?

Teams that serve luxury customers: brands, card issuers, hospitality groups and the people who plan for them.

Ask what the data can show.

A first conversation covers the categories you care about and the questions you want answered.