Italy, a country that defines luxury through history and innovation, welcomed Batch 13 of the Global Luxury Goods & Services Management (MGLuxM) program for their third study tour, where they explored craftsmanship across automotive, culinary, and fashion sectors.
The journey began in Modena, the heart of Italy’s luxury automotive industry. Students visited the famous facilities of Pagani and Ferrari.
Italian luxury is not only about fashion and automobiles, but also about the mastery of fine food. The MGLuxM students explored two of Italy’s most cherished culinary traditions:
Florence, the birthplace of Italian fashion, offered students an introduction to the country’s luxury fashion industry.
These visits offered a closer look at how Italian fashion houses masterfully blend heritage with modernity.
In addition to site visits, MGLuxM students had the opportunity to engage with seasoned professionals who offered valuable perspectives on Italy’s luxury landscape. These discussions explored key topics such as brand positioning, evolving consumer trends, and the role of craftsmanship in a modern, fast-changing industry, providing aspiring luxury professionals with essential industry knowledge.
The tour came to an end with a visit to an artisan chocolate factory where the students of MGLuxM program explored the process of fine chocolate making and indulged in freshly prepared treats.
This tour was more than just an academic trip. It was an experience of the luxury industry in motion. Students walked away with:
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