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Discovering Gavi DOCG: Piedmont’s Great White Wine Destination
The Denomination Gavi DOCG sits in the southeastern corner of Piedmont, where the hills begin their long climb toward the Ligurian Apennines. Less than an hour from Milan, Genoa, and Turin, the territory occupies a geographic position that has shaped both its history and its wine for over a thousand years. The denomination covers eleven […] The post Discovering Gavi DOCG: Piedmont’s Great White Wine Destination appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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People Behind the Capitals: Kris Larner, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
Every Great Wine Capital is shaped by the people who champion it, and in Hawke’s Bay, few embody that spirit more than Kris Larner. The post People Behind the Capitals: Kris Larner, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
by Rachel Campbell2 viewswine-storieshawke-s-bayhawke-s-bay-winewine-tourism - 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 .
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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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High-Altitude Heritage: Discovering Authentic Castilian Winemaking at Bodegas Covarrubias in Spain’s Emerging Arlanza Wine Region
A firsthand look at how family tradition, medieval history, and elevated terroir are shaping one of Spain’s most compelling wine tourism destinations. One of the highlights of my journey through Spain’s Arlanza Wine Route was a guided visit and tasting at Bodegas Covarrubias a family-owned boutique winery located in the beautifully preserved medieval village of […] The post High-Altitude Heritage: Discovering Authentic Castilian Winemaking at Bodegas Covarrubias in Spain’s Emerging Arlanza Wine Region appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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About Last Night: Gregorian Chants and Timeless Villages
Last evening, I had the privilege of visiting the Monastery of Santo Domingo de Silos, where I experienced one of Spain’s most remarkable cultural traditions: the performance of Gregorian chants by the resident Benedictine monks. Hearing the voices of 23 monks resonate through the monastery’s magnificent Romanesque cloisters was quite captivating. The centuries-old chants, echoing […] The post About Last Night: Gregorian Chants and Timeless Villages appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Where Culinary Tradition, Monastic Heritage, and Wine Tourism Converge: A Remarkable Day in Castilla y León, Spain
Today offered a powerful reminder that the best wine tourism experiences extend well beyond the vineyard. Our day began with a memorable culinary immersion at Monasterio Lerma, a historic monastery where we participated in a traditional clay-pot cooking workshop. Working with age-old techniques and local ingredients we made a traditional stew (one that is now […] The post Where Culinary Tradition, Monastic Heritage, and Wine Tourism Converge: A Remarkable Day in Castilla y León, Spain appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Building a Sustainable Future: Casablanca Valley’s Clean Production Agreement
Over the years, the Casablanca Valley has grown into one of Chile’s most vibrant wine tourism destinations, not by accident, but because the people behind it chose to work together. […] The post Building a Sustainable Future: Casablanca Valley’s Clean Production Agreement appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Building a Sustainable Future: Casablanca Valley’s Clean Production Agreement
In Casablanca Valley, collaboration has become as important as the vines themselves. By bringing together wineries, institutions and local communities, the region has turned sustainability into a shared achievement, proving that long-term success is built through partnership, resilience and a common vision for the future. The post Building a Sustainable Future: Casablanca Valley’s Clean Production Agreement appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Alexander Valley Wine Week Returns September 21–27 with Exclusive Experiences, Harvest Adventures, and Insider Access to Sonoma County Wine Country
Reimagined event expands in its second year with vineyard excursions, winemaker-led experiences, farm-to-table offerings, and activities for wine lovers and non-drinkers alike June 16, 2026 (Healdsburg, CA) — Following a [...]
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Wine Tourism as a Business Driver in Mainz and Rheinhessen
Wine tourism in Mainz and Rheinhessen has become a major economic driver, connecting wineries, hospitality, culture and regional development. From innovative winery experiences and accommodation concepts to Bleisure travel and destination marketing, the region is transforming wine culture into long-term value for businesses, residents and visitors alike. The post Wine Tourism as a Business Driver in Mainz and Rheinhessen appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Spanish Wine Tourism: Discovering the Hidden Treasures of the Arlanza Wine Route
Over the coming days, I’ll be travelling through one of Spain’s most fascinating yet underappreciated wine tourism destinations – the Arlanza Wine Route in Castilla y León. While regions such as Rioja and Ribera del Duero often dominate the spotlight, Arlanza offers something refreshingly different: authentic medieval villages, centuries-old monasteries, underground wine cellars, remarkable gastronomy, […] The post Spanish Wine Tourism: Discovering the Hidden Treasures of the Arlanza Wine Route appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Sicilia en Primeur 2026: Wine, Culture, and the Rise of a Tourism Destination
Palermo hosted the 22nd edition of Sicilia en Primeur from May 11 to 15, bringing together more than 100 international journalists, 12 wine tour operators, and 56 member wineries for five days of tastings, wine tours and talks. Assovini Sicilia, the island’s association of quality wine producers, has run the event since 2004. The 2026 […] The post Sicilia en Primeur 2026: Wine, Culture, and the Rise of a Tourism Destination appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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How Bordeaux Connects City Life and Wine Country
As La Cité du Vin celebrates its 10th anniversary, Bordeaux’s transformation into a world-class wine tourism destination is more visible than ever. From immersive wine experiences in the city centre to easy access to renowned vineyards by tram and train, discover how Bordeaux is bringing the vineyard and the city closer together than ever before. The post How Bordeaux Connects City Life and Wine Country appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Global Wine Tourism Day 2026 Gains Momentum in Bourgogne, France
Beaune Set to Host Landmark International Gathering for the Future of Wine Tourism As preparations continue for the inaugural Global Wine Tourism Day on June 17, 2026, in Beaune, Burgundy, the event is rapidly emerging as one of the most significant international forums dedicated exclusively to wine tourism. Hosted at the renowned Cité des Climats […] The post Global Wine Tourism Day 2026 Gains Momentum in Bourgogne, France 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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One Photo, One Iconic Winery, One Unforgettable Napa Valley Experience
Finally received my photo from the grand reopening of Robert Mondavi Winery a few weeks ago in Napa. What an exceptional experience. From the beautifully reimagined hospitality spaces to the seamless blend of innovation, architecture, and winemaking heritage, the winery remains one of Napa Valley’s most iconic destinations. It was a privilege to be part […] The post One Photo, One Iconic Winery, One Unforgettable Napa Valley Experience appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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International Tourism Up 2% in Q1 2026 Amid Growing Uncertainty
International tourist arrivals grew 2% over the first quarter of 2026, despite disruption caused by the crisis in the Middle East in March. According to the latest data from UN Tourism, some 307 million tourists travelled internationally in the first quarter of 2026, about 6 million more than the same period of 2025. While the start of the […] The post International Tourism Up 2% in Q1 2026 Amid Growing Uncertainty appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Martell – Contemporary, Culinary Cognac
Martell celebrates the French art de vivre through award-winning Cognac and culinary experiences, from innovative pairings to the exclusive Signature Experience by Chef Alexandre Mazzia. The post Martell – Contemporary, Culinary Cognac appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Unique Wine Tourism Experiences – Portugal’s Cork Harvest: How a 2,000-Year-Old Tradition Is Becoming Wine Tourism’s Next Great Experience
Each spring as vineyards across Europe enter a period of rapid growth, another harvest quietly unfolds across Portugal’s landscapes, one that is increasingly attracting the attention of wine travellers, sustainability advocates, and experiential tourists. The annual cork harvest season has officially begun across Portugal, marking the return of one of the world’s oldest and most […] The post Unique Wine Tourism Experiences – Portugal’s Cork Harvest: How a 2,000-Year-Old Tradition Is Becoming Wine Tourism’s Next Great Experience appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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Domaine Auvigue’s 2026 Wine Tourism Season: Where Heritage, Chardonnay, and the Soul of the Mâconnais Converge
As wine tourism continues to evolve from product-focused experiences toward destination-driven engagement, Domaine Auvigue appears to be positioning itself at the forefront of this transformation. Located in Burgundy’s Mâconnais region, Domaine Auvigue along with Domaines Loron, has unveiled a sophisticated 2026 wine tourism program that integrates terroir, heritage, gastronomy, and experiential hospitality into a unified […] The post Domaine Auvigue’s 2026 Wine Tourism Season: Where Heritage, Chardonnay, and the Soul of the Mâconnais Converge appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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A Montefalco 2026: Three Days in the Heart of Umbrian Wine
The fourth edition of A Montefalco ran from April 26 to 28, bringing national and international press and trade professionals to the medieval hilltop town for three days of tastings, masterclasses, and winery visits. Thirty-one wineries participated, presenting the full range of Montefalco and Spoleto denominations alongside the newly released 2022 vintage of Montefalco Sagrantino […] The post A Montefalco 2026: Three Days in the Heart of Umbrian Wine appeared first on Liz Palmer .
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The Culinary art of Château de Ferrand
Château de Ferrand is no stranger to the Great Wine Capitals Best Of Wine Tourism Awards as they won their third recognition in 2026. The post The Culinary art of Château de Ferrand appeared first on Great Wine Capitals .
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Three Things We Learned about Sicilian Wine
Sue and I recently returned from a trip to Sicily. We had a great time and learned a lot about the region and its history, the people and their culture, and, of course, the wines. Here are a couple of things we want to share with you about our experience. Sicily vs Italy Sicily is […]
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