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GWC Webinar: Wine Tourism & Heritage

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.

Fall in Love with Mendoza on Foot, by Bike or on Horseback

Fall in Love with Mendoza on Foot, by Bike or on Horseback

Whether walking, biking, or horseback riding, the important thing is the enjoyment of discovering an unforgettable universe: the tree-lined streets, the vineyards, the blue sky, the sun playing hide-and-seek with the branches, the mountains and landscapes of Mendoza.

Winemakers in the roots of Mendoza’s wine tourism  

Winemakers in the roots of Mendoza’s wine tourism  

Mendoza is the main wine producer province in Argentina and one of the Great Wine Capitals of the world. Its climate and soil offer perfect conditions for the growing of vines, but it is the men and women of Mendoza who do their magic and create the elixir. 

Best of Mendoza’s Wine Tourism 2025: Celebrating Excellence

Best of Mendoza’s Wine Tourism 2025: Celebrating Excellence

The annual Best of Wine Tourism Mendoza 2025 gala event, held at the stunning Espacio Arizu in Godoy Cruz, was a night to remember. This prestigious event, which took place on September 6, 2024, brought together the crème de la crème of the wine tourism industry, celebrating the outstanding contributions and innovations that make Mendoza a global leader in enotourism.

A red tram to the heart of Mendoza’s wine tourism

A red tram to the heart of Mendoza’s wine tourism

In Mendoza, the sun shines almost every day of the year and wine is always one step away. Visitors can use the public red tram to visit one of the most traditional wineries in Mendoza, the López family winery. They offer a variety of tours to delve into the wine tourism spirit of Mendoza, with costs that start as low as 5 dollars.

Mendoza deals with climate change exploring higher altitudes

Mendoza deals with climate change exploring higher altitudes

Although climate change currently affects all wine regions in the world, each of them adopts different strategies to confront it.

Some have chosen to implement new varieties that are better adapted to the new climatic conditions, while others, like Mendoza, which have a larger territorial area, are exploring new latitudes and technologies to adapt to the changes.

Blending bubbles with motherhood

Blending bubbles with motherhood

“I can’t imagine myself without my professional career because it is part of who I am. The same thing happens to me with motherhood.” Ana Paula Bartolucci tells us in this inspiring interview.