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Mendoza’s Data-Driven Wine Tourism Strategy: A New Direction for Destination Management
Mendoza, one of the world’s leading wine tourism destinations, is taking an important step towards evidence-based destination management through a new partnership designed to strengthen tourism intelligence, economic planning and industry competitiveness. Announced on October 15, 2026, the agreement between Ente Mendoza Turismo (EMETUR) and Bodegas de Argentina establishes a framework for systematically collecting and […] The post Mendoza’s Data-Driven Wine Tourism Strategy: A New Direction for Destination Management appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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2026 Great Wine Capitals Conference: Redefining the Future of Responsible Wine Tourism in New Zealand
I was honoured and delighted to receive an invitation to speak at the 2026 Great Wine Capitals Global Network Annual Conference in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, this October. Unfortunately, I was unable to participate this year, which was particularly disappointing given the conference’s timely focus on responsible wine tourism, sustainability and strategic destination development – […] The post 2026 Great Wine Capitals Conference: Redefining the Future of Responsible Wine Tourism in New Zealand appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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25 Years of UNESCO: How Wine Tourism Transformed Portugal’s Douro Valley
Portugal’s Douro Valley is marking 25 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and new figures demonstrate just how significant wine tourism has become to the region’s economy. When the Alto Douro Wine Region was inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in December 2001, the designation recognised a cultural landscape shaped by centuries of viticulture, […] The post 25 Years of UNESCO: How Wine Tourism Transformed Portugal’s Douro Valley appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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The World’s 50 Best Vineyards 2026 Heads to Chile: Santiago to Host Global Wine Tourism’s Premier Awards
Santiago, Chile, will host The World’s 50 Best Vineyards 2026 during the week of 16 November, marking the awards’ first-ever edition in Chile. Home to the renowned Maipo Valley and gateway to many of Chile’s leading wine regions, Santiago provides the ideal setting to celebrate the world’s most outstanding vineyard experiences. The event will bring […] The post The World’s 50 Best Vineyards 2026 Heads to Chile: Santiago to Host Global Wine Tourism’s Premier Awards appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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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 .
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What Napa and Sonoma’s Tasting Fee Cuts Mean for the Future of Global Wine Tourism
For decades, Napa Valley and Sonoma County represented the gold standard of premium wine tourism. Exclusive tastings, luxury hospitality, and elevated visitor experiences helped establish California Wine Country as one of the world’s most successful wine tourism destinations. Today, however, a significant shift is underway. Faced with declining visitation, changing consumer preferences, and broader challenges […] The post What Napa and Sonoma’s Tasting Fee Cuts Mean for the Future of Global Wine Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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How Tariffs and Market Shifts Are Quietly Changing What You Drink
If your favorite wine list looks a little different lately—or a bottle you used to buy regularly suddenly feels pricier—you’re not imagining it. Across the… Read more The post How Tariffs and Market Shifts Are Quietly Changing What You Drink appeared first on Vinum 55 .
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Robert Mondavi Winery Reopens: Redefining the Global Benchmark for Next-Generation Wine Tourism
Following a three-year transformation, Robert Mondavi Winery has reopened its historic Oakville estate, marking its 60th anniversary with what is arguably one of the most significant wine tourism reinventions in Napa Valley since the 1960s. The relaunch introduces a fully modernized visitor ecosystem, new hospitality and culinary spaces, expanded indoor-outdoor tasting environments, and advanced winemaking […] The post Robert Mondavi Winery Reopens: Redefining the Global Benchmark for Next-Generation Wine Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Vinitaly 2026 Signals a New Era: How Wine Tourism Is Redefining the Global Wine Industry
In Verona this spring, the mood is shifting. At Vinitaly 2026, taking place April 14–17, 2026, the global wine community will once again gather to taste, negotiate, and forecast. Yet this year, something fundamental has changed. The conversation is no longer centred solely on vintages, pricing, or export markets. Instead, it is about people, place, […] The post Vinitaly 2026 Signals a New Era: How Wine Tourism Is Redefining the Global Wine Industry appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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