Mendoza wineries are tireless narrators of what we must not forget and inspirers of a future in which earth and men live in balance and abundance.
Rioja’s Master Storytellers
Marketing experts disagree about the elements of a good wine story, but three seem to stand out: people, passion and product. Successful Rioja wineries are meeting this challenge as shown by the following examples.
Lausanne – Telling stories through the eyes of locals
Introducing The Lausanner, a new initiative to get to know Lausanne from a local perspective.
“Experience Rheinhessen” – a road movie with people of Rheinhessen, wine, and culture
With attractive videos on the subject of “Experience Rheinhessen,” the association Rheinhessenwein e.V. and Rheinhessen Touristik GmbH are giving a strong impetus to the promotion of the wine experience region Rheinhessen in digital media.
Let me tell you a Bordeaux story.
It is the story of why the wine is made that is so captivating rather than just the story of how the wine is made.
The Future of Wine Tourism in Napa Valley
Napa Valley wineries are open once again and welcoming guests, following several shelter-in-place orders in California over the last year.
Cape Town & Cape Winelands Wine Future
Wineries are dynamos of South African tourism and the greater economy. Despite the vast challenges the industry faces, its vision of the future is upbeat.
Driving the Future of Wine Tourism
With many planes grounded and international borders closed, Australian’s have taken to exploring their own back yard. In a place like South Australia, the best way to do that is by car. Adelaide, South Australia has 18 picturesque wine regions, 3250 vineyards, 680 wineries, and over 340 cellar doors, 200 of which are only an hours drive from the CBD.
Mendoza is wine tourism (before, during and after the pandemic)
We have already completed a year of living amidst Covid-19, which forced us to close borders and rethink all human activities in most corners of the planet. Worldwide vaccination offers hope of reopening and resuming what had been placed on standby.
The Future of Wine Tourism after the Impact of Covid-19
Wine tourism is considered one of the most developed tourist products in the world in the last decades. This usually requires constant investigation and monitoring to adapt the supply to the evolution of the demand. But what is the future of the wine tourism industry and how was it changed by the Covid-19 pandemic?
What future for Bordeaux wine tourism?
There is no crystal ball to look into the future, but wine tourism professionals report clients affected by travel restrictions have been rescheduling (and rescheduling) their wine tours rather than cancelling, so the outlook is optimistic.
Villa Calicantus: “Without roots you cannot fly”
Storytelling in the wine world should not be only about how you make wine but mostly about what there’s behind or around the bottle.