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ACEVIN announces the winners of the 8th Spanish Wine Routes Wine Tourism Awards
Spain’s 2026 Wine Tourism Awards are offering a compelling perspective on the future of European wine tourism, highlighting how innovation, sustainability, cultural heritage and immersive visitor experiences are becoming central to destination competitiveness. Announced last week by the Spanish Association of Wine Cities (ACEVIN), the eighth edition of the Rutas del Vino de España Wine […] The post ACEVIN announces the winners of the 8th Spanish Wine Routes Wine Tourism Awards appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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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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Happy Champagne Day!
Some afternoons are made for Champagne … the pop of a cork, golden bubbles, lively conversation and a toast to life’s finer moments….and today, on Champagne Day, who needs a better excuse? 🥂🍾 Champagne has always held a special place in my heart, and one of my proudest honors was being inducted as a Dame […] The post Happy Champagne Day! appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Global Wine Presenter, International Wine Travel Speaker and Decanter Contributing Writer to Bring Wine as a Passport™ to Hawke’s Bay, Exploring How Wine Tourism, Hospitality and Destination Storytelling Can Strengthen Regional Connection and Visitor Engagement
October 2026 (Santa Barbara, CA) — International wine travel speaker and global wine presenter Jamie Knee, founder of Petite Wine Traveler and Contributing Writer for Decanter, will deliver an international [...]
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Spain Develops Sustainable Wine Tourism Routes Around Cerrato’s Underground Heritage
Cerrato Palentino demonstrates how cultural heritage, gastronomy and slow tourism can support rural destination development. Spain’s Cerrato Palentino region is advancing a heritage-led approach to wine tourism through the development of three thematic itineraries designed to strengthen its position as a sustainable rural destination. Announced on October 8th by the Provincial Council of Palencia (Diputación […] The post Spain Develops Sustainable Wine Tourism Routes Around Cerrato’s Underground Heritage appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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France Proposes New Legislation to Support Wine and Spirits Tourism
France is considering legislative changes designed to simplify regulations governing wine and spirits tourism, potentially making it easier for wineries and distilleries to develop visitor experiences. A legislative proposal submitted to the French National Assembly on 6 October 2026 (Bill No. 3233) seeks to address licensing requirements affecting certain wine and spirits tourism activities. The […] The post France Proposes New Legislation to Support Wine and Spirits Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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UN Tourism Recognizes Three Innovations Redefining Wine Tourism in Europe
France, Slovenia and Germany demonstrate how sustainability, experiential innovation and accessibility are shaping the future of wine tourism. Wine tourism has been evolving beyond traditional cellar-door tastings, with greater emphasis on sustainability, immersive experiences and inclusive hospitality. This shift was highlighted during Destination Vignobles 2026, held in Cognac, France, from 6–8 October, where UN Tourism […] The post UN Tourism Recognizes Three Innovations Redefining Wine Tourism in Europe appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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MICHELIN Guide to Unveil First Champagne Wine Selection in February 2027
A New Chapter for Champagne’s Terroir, Fine Wine Recognition and Wine Tourism The MICHELIN Guide will unveil its inaugural Champagne Wine Selection on 4 February 2027, marking another milestone in the Guide’s expansion into the world of fine wine and introducing a new dimension to one of France’s most internationally recognised wine tourism destinations. Following […] The post MICHELIN Guide to Unveil First Champagne Wine Selection in February 2027 appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Wine Tourism in Bordeaux: From Data to Innovation
On 30 October 2025, Bordeaux hosted the Best of Wine Tourism Conference, on the theme “Wine Tourism – the rules (of the game) have changed”. It was organised as part of the Bordeaux Best of Wine Tourism Club, a forum of 60 members, including past and present award winners, who benchmark, exchange and learn as collaborators, not competitors. The post Wine Tourism in Bordeaux: From Data to Innovation appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Zorzettig Inaugurates Cantina Viva, a New Home for Friulian Wine
In the heart of the Colli Orientali del Friuli, the new winery envisioned by Annalisa Zorzettig brings together production, hospitality and culture, marking a significant new milestone in the company’s [...]
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Italy’s Wine Tourism Policy – Part 2: How the 50% Subsidy Program Will Support Wine Regions
A new funding mechanism moves Italy’s wine tourism strategy from policy ambition towards collective regional action. Italy’s new wine tourism support measure is less about subsidising individual cellar doors than strengthening entire wine-producing territories. Under ministerial decree no. 483420, dated 18 September 2026, eligible collective organisations can seek public contributions of up to 50% of […] The post Italy’s Wine Tourism Policy – Part 2: How the 50% Subsidy Program Will Support Wine Regions appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Sicily’s Wine Tourism Academy: A New Model for Professionalizing Wine Destinations
The DOC Sicilia Academy signals an important shift in wine tourism – from individual winery experiences towards coordinated professional development and regional competitiveness. The launch of the DOC Sicilia Academy, announced by the Consorzio di Tutela Vini DOC Sicilia on September 25, represents an important development in how wine regions approach tourism, hospitality and long-term […] The post Sicily’s Wine Tourism Academy: A New Model for Professionalizing Wine Destinations appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Italy Makes Wine Tourism National Policy: A New Model for Developing Wine Regions
Italy is taking wine tourism beyond the cellar door and placing it firmly within national agricultural and regional development policy. The Italian government has introduced a new national framework supporting wine tourism in the country’s wine-producing regions, linking the reputation of Italian wine more directly with the landscapes, culture, hospitality and communities where it is […] The post Italy Makes Wine Tourism National Policy: A New Model for Developing Wine Regions appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Oakville Grocery: Where Napa Locals Come to Shop
Travelling through Napa Valley, we made a stop at Oakville Grocery. This is the place to be seen and the place to shop in wine country. It’s one of those places where you go in for a look and you come out with a bag full of delicious things and of course a bottle of […] The post Oakville Grocery: Where Napa Locals Come to Shop appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Australia’s New Generation of Wine Tourism Blends Architecture, Gastronomy and Sustainability
Two new wine tourism destinations in Western Australia and Tasmania are showcasing a more ambitious approach to winery hospitality, bringing together wine, gastronomy, architecture, sustainability and sense of place. Australian wine group Overstory has expanded its visitor offering at Wayfinder Winery & Farm in Margaret River and Small Wonder in Tasmania’s Tamar Valley. Wayfinder’s new […] The post Australia’s New Generation of Wine Tourism Blends Architecture, Gastronomy and Sustainability appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Can Wine Tourism Take Umbria Global? Italy’s Green Heart Builds a New Destination Strategy
Umbria has the vineyards, medieval hill towns, gastronomy and cultural heritage of a major Italian wine destination. Now is looking at how wine tourism can play a greater role in attracting international travellers and generating economic value across its rural communities. A recent high-level discussion in Montefalco brought together wine producers, regional representatives, researchers and […] The post Can Wine Tourism Take Umbria Global? Italy’s Green Heart Builds a New Destination Strategy 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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Celebrating South Australian wine tourism with industry accolades
The 2027 Adelaide, South Australia Best Of Wine Tourism Awards have been announced ahead of a series of regional festivals celebrating some of the best of South Australian wine over the next month. The post Celebrating South Australian wine tourism with industry accolades appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Celebrating South Australian wine tourism with industry accolades
The 2027 Adelaide, South Australia Best Of Wine Tourism Awards have been announced ahead of a series of regional festivals celebrating some of the best of South Australian wine over the next month. The post Celebrating South Australian wine tourism with industry accolades appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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The Business of Wine Tourism: What Hawke’s Bay’s Numbers Tell Us
The Great Wine Capitals International Conference in Hawke's Bay is a chance for the whole network to compare notes on turning wine tourism's undeniable demand into durable regional value. The post The Business of Wine Tourism: What Hawke’s Bay’s Numbers Tell Us appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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The Business of Wine Tourism: What Hawke’s Bay’s Numbers Tell Us
The Great Wine Capitals International Conference in Hawke's Bay is a chance for the whole network to compare notes on turning wine tourism's undeniable demand into durable regional value. The post The Business of Wine Tourism: What Hawke’s Bay’s Numbers Tell Us appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Madeira Beyond the Glass: How Wine Heritage Becomes an Island-Wide Experience
The Madeira Wine Festival held August 23 – September 13, 2026, demonstrated how a historic wine tradition can be transformed into a compelling, island-wide tourism experience. Taking place during harvest season, the three-week celebration extended far beyond conventional winery visits. Events unfolded across Funchal, vineyards, wine cellars and rural communities, connecting Madeira Wine with gastronomy, […] The post Madeira Beyond the Glass: How Wine Heritage Becomes an Island-Wide Experience appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Budapest Wine Festival at 35: How Wine, Heritage and Gastronomy Strengthen Destination Tourism
The 35th Budapest Wine Festival, held September 9–12, 2026, demonstrated how successful wine tourism can extend far beyond the traditional cellar-door experience. For four days, the historic terraces and courtyards of Buda Castle became a showcase for Hungarian wine, gastronomy and culture, bringing producers, wine professionals and wine tourists together against one of Budapest’s most […] The post Budapest Wine Festival at 35: How Wine, Heritage and Gastronomy Strengthen Destination Tourism appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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As Rheinhessen Turns 210, Its Brand Is Growing Stronger Together
Rheinhessen is celebrating 210 years – and looking firmly towards the future. Across wine, tourism, gastronomy, culture and business, new forms of collaboration are helping to connect the region’s many strengths. From a dedicated Wine Tourism Manager to quality initiatives and a shared tourism strategy, 2026 marks an important step towards a stronger, more connected wine tourism destination. The post As Rheinhessen Turns 210, Its Brand Is Growing Stronger Together appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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