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Discover the world’s finest winery tourism regions, the members of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network!
We share industry insights from the leading winery tourism regions around the globe and promote the most innovative wineries that welcome local and international visitors. Our annual Best Of Wine Tourism awards are recognized as benchmarks of excellence.
Whether you are looking for advice on visiting our cities and wine regions or are in the wine business, looking for expertise to develop winery tourism, our site is full of information about our destinations as well as academic and professional resources.
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Winebox Hotel: The embodiment of Valparaiso’s Multicultural Heritage
From creating a place in Valparaiso, where tourists could experience the beautiful and dynamic port city of Valparaiso, while learning in a broader way about Chilean wine, to become a touristic icon in the Chilean wine tourism industry.
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A Region Open to All – Langhorne Creek, South Australia
Nestled along the Bremer River in South Australia, Langhorne Creek is one of the country’s most underrated yet historically rich wine regions. This dynamic landscape, where rivers and creeks flow into vital lake systems and the pristine Southern Ocean, has long sustained both Indigenous and settler communities.
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Hawke’s Bay rebounds with ‘exceptional vintage’ after cyclone
Sandra Hazlehurst, Mayor of Hastings, New Zealand, tells db about the intensive two-year clean-up the region has undergone following Cyclone Gabrielle, and how Hawke’s Bay is looking at its brightest future yet.
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