South Australia’s wine and tourism industries are evolving rapidly in response to changing domestic and international customer preferences, and the need for skilled, adaptable professionals is increasing.
Sustainability in action: wine tourism projects making a real impact in the Douro region
Porto and Douro stand as an example of how wine tourism can evolve responsibly, maintaining excellence and authenticity while responding to climate and socioeconomic challenges.
Urban Renaissance at Château Grand Puy Ducasse
In the heart of Pauillac, Château Grand-Puy Ducasse showcases a remarkable urban renaissance. Winner of the Best Of Wine Tourism 2026 award for Architecture & Landscapes, this Grand Cru Classé blends centuries of history with bold contemporary design, uniting Pauillac’s diverse terroirs in a reinvented waterfront landmark open to visitors.
Quinta do Ameal: a serene retreat in the heart of Vinho Verde region
Whether for a romantic escape, a family holiday surrounded by nature, or a longer retreat focused on rest and reconnection, Quinta do Ameal offers a rare sense of serenity.
All on Board: Casablanca Valley’s Family-Friendly Approach to Wine Tourism
In Chile’s Casablanca Valley, wine tourism unfolds at a gentle, welcoming pace. Known for its cool-climate vineyards and close-knit community, the valley has evolved into a destination where wine experiences are designed to be shared — by couples, families, children...
Family-Friendly Wine Tourism in Switzerland: A Spotlight on Domaine de la Dolle
A look inside Family Fiesta at Domaine de la Dolle — a wine event designed for all generations. Tastings, kids’ entertainment, local food and activities in one vineyard.
Family & Wine Tourism around Porto: ideal for all ages (and paws)
The city of Porto and the Douro and Vinhos Verdes wine regions are amazing destinations to visit and enjoy with family.
Family and Pet-Friendly Adventures in South Australia’s Wine Country
South Australia’s wine regions are known for their world-class vintages, rolling vineyards, and charming cellar doors – but they’re also increasingly welcoming to families and furry companions.
Casa Viñamar: A Place Where Landscape, Art, and Wine Converge
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....
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
Yantai, China Joins the Great Wine Capitals Global Network as Observer Member
The Great Wine Capitals Global Network is pleased to announce the formal admission of Yantai, China as the first Observer Member of the Network. This decision follows a successful mission visit in July 2025 and acknowledges Yantai’s demonstrated potential, commitment to sustainable wine tourism, and strong alignment with the values of the GWC community.