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Geisenheim University

Global Wine Tourism Report 2025. Wineries from around the world are invited to collaborate in the collection of scientific data

Geisenheim University, WineTourism.com, UN Tourism, the OIV, and the Great Wine Capitals Global Network (GWC) have launched a research initiative aimed at collecting and analyzing scientific data to provide up-to-date insights into key developments and trends in the wine tourism sector. The research findings will be presented in the autumn at two conferences – in Bulgaria and France. Drinks+ & Wine Travel Awards, an organizer of educational and awareness-raising events promoting advanced knowledge and experience in wine tourism, supports this research initiative and calls on wineries around the world to participate in the survey.

Adrian Bridge_Robert Joseph_WTA

Wine Travel Awards 2024-2025: Where Wine, Travel and Culture Converged at London Wine Fair

On a bright spring morning at the London Wine Fair 2025, the Wine Travel Awards community came together for a celebration that was far more than a ceremony — a gathering of ideas, people, and purpose. The WTA 2024-2025 Ceremony marked the culmination of the project’s fourth season, honouring excellence and innovation in wine tourism. But more importantly, it offered a space for reflection, discovery, and connection.

Sustainable Wine Tourism

The Future of Sustainable Wine Tourism: WTA Navigating a Changing Industry

ProWein 2025 showcased innovations and fresh approaches in the ever-evolving wine and spirits industry, addressing both global and regional challenges. For today’s winemakers and all those involved in the wine industry value chain, adapting to shifting consumer preferences and embracing sustainable practices is more crucial than ever.