Wine Travel Awards 2024–2025

We invite you to join the exciting Wine Travel Awards (WTA) and its vibrant community! If you are interested in making your company, brands and services more integrated and leaders in the world of wine and competitive tourism, join us. The doors of our project are always open to new partnerships and integrations..

About WTA

Join the international Wine Travel Awards (WTA) 2024-2025 and you will receive not only the high assessment you deserve, but also an annual marketing campaign in several international markets at once! WTA is an efficient and cost-effective tool for global and national advancement. The Wine Travel Awards are annual awards of a new format in the field of wine tourism. They are not a rating, but a unified advertising and information campaign in different countries to draw attention to the nominees: people, regions, wines and local products.

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Wine Travel Awards Guide 2022-2023

A unique PR catalog of the 2022-2023 WTA Award nominees, released in January 2024 and distributed both digitally and in print at the world’s leading wine fairs: ProWein, Wine Paris and Vinexpo Paris, IWINETC, Vinitaly, London Wine Fair and etc.

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Miguel Leal: A Leader in Wine Tourism and Wine Travel Awards Ambassador for Portugal Miguel Leal: A Leader in Wine Tourism and Wine Travel Awards Ambassador for Portugal Portugal We are excited to celebrate Miguel Leal, whose passion for Portugal’s wine and gastronomic experiences has been recognized year after year at the Wine Travel Awards (WTA). Since the inception of the WTA, Miguel has proudly represented Portugal in the Wine Guide category. His remarkable contributions and exceptional service in the wine tourism sector have earned him multiple accolades from public voting over the years. More
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Unique auction from BIVB Unique auction from BIVB France After updating all the appellation signs (plates) in its vineyards, the Burgundy Wine Board (BIVB) wants to give the old signs a second life. On November 12, almost 600 signs, divided into 300 lots, will be auctioned on drouot.com and interencheres.com. The event will be broadcast live from Cité des Climats et vins de Bourgogne, which is a nominee and winner of the public vote of the Wine Travel Awards 2023-2024 in Education in Enotourism/Cultural Mission and also won the Jury’s Choice award. More
Winelovers Wine Awards 2024: more than just a wine tasting competition Winelovers Wine Awards 2024: more than just a wine tasting competition Hungary On June 28-30, the luxurious Corinthia Hotel, located in the heart of Budapest (I was told that this hotel was actually the prototype for Wes Anderson’s geniously ironic comedy, The Grand Budapest Hotel), hosted the organizers, jury members and guests of the Winelovers Wine Awards 2024, a wine event, which included an international tasting competition, a walk-around tasting for wine lovers, and a series of educational and business events for professionals. More
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Articles & Interviews

Wine Contests: The Fundamental Questions Wine Contests: The Fundamental Questions France Per Karlsson, a respected WTA judge, co-founder of BKWine Magazine and BKWine Tours, and co-author of a dozen wine books, raises a seemingly simple question in his latest publication: ‘Should a winemaker enter their wines into competitions?’ Ass we see, this question is as pertinent today as Hamlet’s query. Wine competitions have become the most effective tool for promoting wineries in the modern world. The decision to participate, and the choice of competition, can greatly influence a winery’s success – essentially, their ‘to be or not to be’ in the market.With the kind permission of the author, we present structured excerpts from Karlsson’s insightful article. Read the full article here to delve into the complexities of wine competitions and their impact on contemporary winemaking. More
Marinela Ardelean: «Without the involvement of the state there is no true possibility of promoting Romanian wines as a whole, – as a brand itself and as part of the national brand» Marinela Ardelean: «Without the involvement of the state there is no true possibility of promoting Romanian wines as a whole, – as a brand itself and as part of the national brand» Romania Marinela Ardelean has earned the reputation of a bright leader in the world of wine, advocating for a bright future for Romanian wines. Her courage, dedication, and unwavering commitment to defending the interests of Romanian winemaking have earned her comparisons to Joan of Arc, and she could be proclaimed as the Maid of Transylvania. More
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