In the Casablanca Valley, Casa Viñamar rises with elegance among vineyards and morning mist. Its moroccan architecture and its water-reflected gardens make it a haven for Good taste. Beyond its visual charm, it is a space where wine, culture, and the arts meet freely....
GWC Webinar: Wine Tourism & Heritage
The GWC explored how heritage can become a true driver of innovation and authenticity in wine tourism and how wineries across the Network integrate history, architecture, and culture into memorable visitor experiences — transforming legacy into a powerful storytelling and economic asset.
Genesis 2025, Bordeaux– A Week that Left a Mark
From 2 to 6 November, Bordeaux hosted Genesis 2025, the Great Wine Capitals Annual Conference, bringing together over 120 delegates from 11 member capitals of the network, 300 wine & tourism local professionals along with international hosted buyers for a full week of exchange and discovery.
The delegates visited 26 Bordeaux and Cognac chateaux and wineries over these few days, a record-breaking day of professional connections between the worlds of wine and tourism was organised, with 360 individual B2B meetings taking place — and huge networking opportunities throughout the week!
Learning, exchanging, understanding where the key words of this 2025 edition.
Church Road Winery wins global wine tourism awards
Church Road Winery has been named the international winner representing Hawke’s Bay in the prestigious 2026 Global Best Of Wine Tourism Awards.
Inclusive wine tourism in Porto and beyond: opening the doors to everyone
Porto and the surrounding wine regions have embraced a vision of wine tourism that celebrates accessibility, inclusion and belonging.
Inclusive Wine Tourism: Hawke’s Bay Leading the Way
As wine tourism evolves globally, the idea of inclusivity — creating experiences that everyone can enjoy, regardless of ability or background — has become central to the industry’s future
An inclusive welcome across Bordeaux
With wine tourism booming in Bordeaux, wineries are creating spaces to welcome all visitors, allowing everyone to enjoy a full winery experience.
The Blue Sheep: Inclusive wine tourism in Rheinhessen
Drinking wine is more than just imbibing – it is a social activity. A good bottle of wine becomes even better when you share it. For a long time, winemakers in Rheinhessen have looked beyond profits and embraced social projects in their region.
Global 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism Award Winners Announced in Bordeaux
The world’s leading wine destinations gathered at the historic Palais de la Bourse in Bordeaux to celebrate the Global 2026 Best Of Wine Tourism Awards, honouring excellence and innovation across the international wine tourism industry.
A Legacy Poured Forward: Great Wine Capitals Gather in Bordeaux
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network (GWC) has concluded its landmark 25th Annual Conference in Bordeaux, the city where the Network began. Held under the theme Genesis, the event symbolised a homecoming – a moment to reflect on shared history while shaping the future of global wine tourism together.
Riding Towards Inclusion in Wine Tourism
Wine tourism is evolving beyond the traditional cellar door visit, and SA eBikes is leading the way in McLaren Vale.
Great Wine Capitals 25th Annual Conference Underway in Bordeaux, France
The 25th Annual Conference of the Great Wine Capitals Global Network is currently taking place in Bordeaux, running from 2 to 6 November 2025. Returning to its founding city for this symbolic milestone, the event brings together international delegates from the Network’s eleven member cities for a week of collaboration, innovation and celebration, guided by the theme “GENESIS”.