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Ohmygod–Part 10 Just When I Thought I Had Seen It All
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist20 viewschenin-blanchumorsauvignon-blanctravelwineadventure - news
Wine on the Go
Wine on the Go sounds too broad, and it definitely is. It is not my desire to write a 50-page essay to describe all permutations of travel options and wine drinking options. The topic of today’s conversation is air travel, and conversely, the wine at the airport. Generally, an airport is not the place to […]
by talkavino17 viewswinetravelvino-volowine-on-the-gowines - news
Lunch in a French Café: Quiche! #Winophiles
(click on any photo for a full size slideshow) The French Winophiles Recreate a Favorite Café LunchThe July theme for our French Winophiles writers is “Lunch in a French Café”, complete with a favorite dish and, of course, a wine choice to pair. What would be your pick be? Perhaps one of our writers shares … Continue reading →
by foodwineclick16 viewsfrench-winophileswine-foodwine-travelchardonnaycookingfood - news
National Press Release Announces My Appointment as a 2026 Canadian Marketing Association Awards Judge
Today, a national press release was distributed across Canada and the United States announcing my appointment as a Judge for the 2026 Canadian Marketing Association (CMA) Awards. I’m honoured to once again serve on the judging panel in the Brand Building discipline, recognizing the campaigns that demonstrate outstanding strategy, creativity, innovation, and measurable business impact. […] The post National Press Release Announces My Appointment as a 2026 Canadian Marketing Association Awards Judge appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin20 viewsliz-palmerliz-palmer-wine-tourism-brieftourismtravelcma-sleadership - news
Please The Palate July 2026 Newsletter
I can’t believe another year has passed, but I’m ready to turn the page. 2025 was a challenging year on many levels. With continued shifts in the wine industry, I felt it in my work: events slowed, writing opportunities disappeared, and the landscape changed in real time. But I didn’t let that stop me, and won't. Enjoy the Please The Palate January 2026 Newsletter.
by Allison Levine25 viewscocktailsfoodlifestylepodcaststravelnewsletter - news
Ohmygod–Part 9 Sound and Light
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist17 viewschenin-blanchumorsauvignon-blanctravelwinebible - news
Why Investment Readiness Will Define the Next Era of Wine Tourism
The global wine tourism industry is entering a new phase of maturity. While exceptional wines, beautiful landscapes, and authentic visitor experiences remain fundamental, they are no longer enough to guarantee long-term success, as previously discussed. Increasingly, the destinations that will lead the next generation of wine tourism are those capable of attracting sustained investment, building […] The post Why Investment Readiness Will Define the Next Era of Wine Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin21 viewsarticlestourismtraveltrending-topicsun-tourismwine - news
Working Holiday Visa Jobs: Why Hotels Are the Best Choice
If you are currently on or looking at getting a working holiday visa and you are... The post Working Holiday Visa Jobs: Why Hotels Are the Best Choice appeared first on Taste & Trot .
by Megan12 viewstravelworking-holiday-visa - news
Traditional Wine Journalism Is Fading Away
More than a while ago, I started offering some thoughts on the state of wine writing today. In case you haven’t noticed, wine journalism/writing is in peril. Like the wine industry in general, the wine writing world is in a … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist22 viewswinefrancetravelwine-tastingwinery - news
How UNESCO Recognition Is Positioning Canada’s Okanagan Valley Among the World’s Leading Wine Tourism Destinations
Canada’s Okanagan Valley has long been respected by wine professionals for its cool-climate wines, innovative producers, and spectacular vineyard landscapes. Yet despite its international acclaim, the region has often been overshadowed by more established wine destinations such as Napa Valley, Bordeaux, Tuscany, and the Douro Valley. That is beginning to change. Kelowna’s designation as Canada’s […] The post How UNESCO Recognition Is Positioning Canada’s Okanagan Valley Among the World’s Leading Wine Tourism Destinations appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin20 viewsarticlesbritish-columbiacanadacanadian-wine-industryliz-palmer-wine-tourism-brieftourism - news
The Best Wine Bars in Rome
A roundup of top wine bars in Rome
by Liza Zimmerman13 viewswinetravel - news
Corvallis has a Dive Bar Crawl digital passport
Visit Corvallis recently introduced a new digital passport activity in the vein of the beer/ale trail concept, but with a twist: the Corvallis Dive Bar Crawl. I haven’t seen one of these for dive bars yet and this sounds like a fun idea that’s definitely still craft beer adjacent (especially … Continue reading
by Jon Abernathy16 viewsbeer-industrytravelcorvallis-dive-bar-crawlcorvallis-oregon - news
Ohmygod–Part 8 Dinner
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist18 viewschevernycyclingcycling-tours-in-europefrancehumorloire-valley - news
AMG Precision Rally 2026: Conquering Nova Scotia’s Legendary Cabot Trail
Three Days. Two Nights. 350 km. One Legendary Journey Around Nova Scotia’s Cabot Trail. Every great rally is measured not only by the roads travelled, but by the memories created behind the wheel. Over three unforgettable days and two incredible nights, I joined 20 drivers, co-pilots, and two photographers for the perfect blend of precision […] The post AMG Precision Rally 2026: Conquering Nova Scotia’s Legendary Cabot Trail appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin22 viewsarticlesliz-palmertourismtraveltrending-topicsamg-precision-rally-2026 - news
Family-Friendly and Pet-Friendly BC Wineries & Cideries for Summer 2026
It is not too late to start checking out wine-inspired vacation destinations in British Columbia. But if you have children and/or fur babies, you may want to pick locations and wineries that have something to offer for them as well. Here is a list of BC wineries and more that have family-friendly options for parents travelling with children or pets for...
by mywinepal21 viewsfamily-friendlyholidayokanaganpet-friendlytravelvacation - news
A Family Journey to Korea: Discovering The Mother Land
As many of you may know, my wife is Korean-American; she was born in the U.S. to two immigrants from Korea who both came here in there young-adulthood as their parents fled the Korean peninsula for reasons associated with that … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist15 viewsfamilykoreatravelwineasiakorean-barbecue - news
Fantastic Napa Valley Wine Tours For Every Traveler
Deciding where to taste in Napa Valley is no easy feat, and being the designated driver is a fast track to FOMO. These wine tours solve both, with options for every kind of traveler, from first-timers to insiders chasing rare, allocated pours. The post Fantastic Napa Valley Wine Tours For Every Traveler first appeared on NapaValley.com .
by Hana-Lee Sedgwick16 viewsthings-to-dotravelbest-of-napa-valleywine-tours - news
Bridging Two Wine Worlds: How the Strait of Messina Could Redefine Wine Tourism in Southern Italy
Italy’s landmark infrastructure project has the potential to reshape not only transportation, but also the future of experiential travel, regional development, and wine tourism across Sicily and Calabria. For centuries, the Strait of Messina has represented both a gateway and a barrier between mainland Italy and Sicily. Now, after decades of political debate, engineering revisions, […] The post Bridging Two Wine Worlds: How the Strait of Messina Could Redefine Wine Tourism in Southern Italy appeared first on Liz Palmer .
by liz admin20 viewsarticlesitalian-winetraveltrending-topicswine-investmentwine-news - news
Ohmygod–Part 7 Do We Have to Eat?
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist19 viewschevernycyclingcycling-tours-in-europefrancehumorloire-valley - news
From Seoul: Jacob Jang on the Power of Hospitality
The beverage manager at Conrad Seoul, Jacob Jang, reflects on his love of hospitality and what it has taught him so far. Tell us about your time in hospitality. I was drawn to the hospitality industry while still in high school. I studied Hotel Management at university in Korea and Switzerland, and I have now… The post From Seoul: Jacob Jang on the Power of Hospitality appeared first on australianbartender.com.au .
by Kim Berry15 viewsfeaturedfeaturespeopletravelvenues37bar - news
Campania Stories 2026: Unveiling the Authentic Wines of Campania
The 2026 edition of Campania Stories ran from 23 to 27 April in Caserta, presenting new vintages from the region’s main appellations to the national and international press. The program opened on 23 April with a guided visit to the Royal Palace of Caserta and an inaugural conference in the Sala Romanelli, followed by two […] The post Campania Stories 2026: Unveiling the Authentic Wines of Campania appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Cultural Experiences in Busan and Gyeongju
As many of you may know, my wife is Korean-American; she was born in the U.S. to two immigrants from Korea who both came here in there young-adulthood as their parents fled the Korean peninsula for reasons associated with that … Continue reading →
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The Hilltop Unveils a New Cultural Destination Above the Columbia
A visionary nonprofit — created by the founders of the legendary Gorge Amphitheatre — announces a mission-driven cultural campus, launching with its inaugural SOAR Festival on Saturday, August 22, 2026, […] The post The Hilltop Unveils a New Cultural Destination Above the Columbia appeared first on Sip Magazine .
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Ohmygod–Part 6 On to Chenonceaux
OK, I really mean it this time… For those long-term readers of this blog, you are no doubt familiar with Ohmygod, a client that I had for three weeks of bike trips in Europe. I started recounting this story way … Continue reading →
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