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Porto: Where Bridges Become Partnerships

Porto: Where Bridges Become Partnerships

Wine tourism in Porto, Douro and Vinho Verde is built on collaboration. Like the bridges that cross the Douro River, connections between people, landscapes and traditions continue to shape one of Europe’s most vibrant wine destinations.

Rambaldi Apartments: Living the Legacy of lake Garda in Style

Rambaldi Apartments: Living the Legacy of lake Garda in Style

In the heart of Bardolino’s historic town center lies Rambaldi Apartments, a unique accommodation experience that offers more than just a place to stay. It is a living expression of the region’s centuries-old relationship with wine, architecture and noble tradition. For the luxury traveler looking to go beyond conventional hotels, Rambaldi Apartments presents the opportunity to immerse oneself in a refined yet authentic environment rooted in heritage.

Great Wine Capitals 25th Annual Conference Underway in Bordeaux, France

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”.

The Effect of “Pay What You Want” on Wine Valuations

The Effect of “Pay What You Want” on Wine Valuations

A new research report by Magalie Dubois, Great Wine Capitals International Research Grant Winner 2024, explores the potential of Pay What You Want (PWYW) pricing as an innovative approach for wine tourism. Her findings will be presented during the Great Wine Capitals Annual Conference in Bordeaux on November 2025.

Global Wine Tourism Report 2025: Landmark international study unveils the current state of wine tourism worldwide

Global Wine Tourism Report 2025: Landmark international study unveils the current state of wine tourism worldwide

The newly published Global Wine Tourism Report 2025 represents a milestone for the global wine and tourism industries. With contributions from wineries in 47 countries, this unique study is the most comprehensive international analysis of wine tourism to date. It provides a clear reflection of the sector’s present realities and future directions. “With more than 1,300 wineries from every continent represented, the report offers a unique global voice for the wine sector. It sets the stage for a better understanding of consumer expectations and for designing innovative strategies,” said Professor Gergely Szolnoki of Hochschule Geisenheim University, who led the research team.

Great Wine Capitals Announces 2025–2026 International Research Grant Recipients

Great Wine Capitals Announces 2025–2026 International Research Grant Recipients

The Great Wine Capitals Global Network (GWC) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025/2026 International Research Grant, awarded to two outstanding projects that will bring new perspectives to wine tourism strategy, consumer engagement, and destination development. The grants were awarded through a competitive international selection process, recognising academic excellence and practical relevance.

Quinta Nova: Crafting Portugal’s Most Scenic Pour

Quinta Nova: Crafting Portugal’s Most Scenic Pour

The Douro Valley in northern Portugal is a place where the land seems to have been sculpted with care over centuries. Terraced vineyards rise from the riverbanks in graceful lines, catching the sunlight in a patchwork of greens and golds. In the heart of this UNESCO World Heritage landscape lies Quinta Nova de Nossa Senhora do Carmo, an estate whose history stretches back to the 16th century.