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Webinar: Is Wine Tourism Creating Value for Wineries?

Webinar: Is Wine Tourism Creating Value for Wineries?

The Great Wine Capitals Global Network hosts quarterly webinars exploring key trends and challenges in wine tourism. The last webinar took place on March 25 and examined how wine tourism influences the management of independent wineries, featuring insights from Claire Lamoureux, a GWC research grant recipient, and real-world perspectives from wineries in Bordeaux and Mainz.

Porto Wine & Travel Week 2025 Strengthens Global Wine Tourism Connections

Porto Wine & Travel Week 2025 Strengthens Global Wine Tourism Connections

Porto, Portugal – 19 February 2025 – The 2025 edition of Porto Wine & Travel Week concluded with resounding success, bringing together more than 200 industry leaders from across the globe who conduct business in the wine tourism sector. Over the course of the week, Porto hosted a dynamic program of B2B meetings, expert-led discussions, and immersive experiences, reinforcing its position as a leading international hub for wine and travel professionals.

New capacity building program

New capacity building program

‘The Art and Science of Sustainable Wine Business and Tourism’ is brought to you by Great Wine Capitals Adelaide, South Australia and delivered by the University of Adelaide.

Porto Wine & Travel Week Celebrates the Third Edition

Porto Wine & Travel Week Celebrates the Third Edition

Wine tourism professionals from across the globe will gather in Portugal from February 16 — 21, 2025, for an immersive week dedicated to business, networking, and innovation in wine tourism. Supported by the Great Wine Capitals Global Network. Porto Wine & Travel Week 2025 is set to attract key figures from the wine tourism sector across the globe to Porto, united by their aspirations to advancing initiatives that blend wine, travel, and regional culture.

Find Us in The Vines: An Ethnographic Account of the Role of BIPOC/Diasporas in the Okanagan, Napa, and Sonoma Wine Tourism Industries

Find Us in The Vines: An Ethnographic Account of the Role of BIPOC/Diasporas in the Okanagan, Napa, and Sonoma Wine Tourism Industries

This report presented during the GWC International Conference by Palbi Sharma Bhargava, Great Wine Capitals International Research Grant Winner 2023, delves into the influence and experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities in wine tourism. Focusing on Canada’s Okanagan Valley and Napa Valley and Sonoma regions in California, the report examines how these diverse groups shape and are shaped by the wine industry in North America.