As of May 1st, the main voting phase for the Wine Travel Award 2023–2024 has come to a close. We are excited to unveil the Award winners and offer our heartfelt congratulations to everyone involved! Moving forward, our journey continues with the WTA Ceremony in London. It will summarize the results of the 2023–2024 campaign, where the winners of both the public vote and the professional jury will be determined.
The event of the Wine Travel Awards Team as a part of ProWein 2024 in Düsseldorf Tasting Around the Sustainable World garnered a significant audience due to its intriguing theme of exploring. The event was graced by the presence of an esteemed speaker, Prof. Dr. Prof. h.c. Gergely Szolnoki from Geisenheim University, who also happens to be a member of the WTA jury. Mr Szolnoki shared his invaluable insights and practical recommendations based on a comprehensive study of over 1,500 wineries across 42 countries, making the event a truly exclusive experience.
France is breathing history and is a model of a high class of winemaking, being the birthplace of the finest and most expensive wines in the world. Yet, despite the weight of traditions and regulations, French winemakers successfully integrate modern technologies for viticulture and modern business approach for running their estates. Here‘s the review of the WTA nominees classifying for the Progressive Approach category.
This year, the Wine Travel Awards team’s dream came true, which we were afraid to think about when we started this project — all the leading wine museums have come together in the current release. At least the European ones. Each of them is a kind of Louvre, but, in my opinion, even better. After all, in addition to state-of-the-art expositions featuring art collections, wine museums naturally offer wine as well.
If you love good wine, cheerful people and new interesting places, you might add these festivals to your calendar. The nominees for the Wine Travel Awards for the season 2023-2024 were evens from Armenia, Italy, Georgia, Ukraine, Romania, Portugal, France, Taiwan, Moldova, Great Britain and Spain.
Greece’s largest exhibition, Oenorama, celebrated its 30th anniversary by gathering the most distinctive wines of the bright terroirs of Hellas at the beginning of March 2024 at the “Zappeion Megaron” in the center of Athens.
As always, the nominees for the international Wine Travel Awards invite you on an amazing journey into the world of wine. However, the Art & History Object category is also a dive into the origins of the history of wineries and their families.
During these super busy three days of the leading trade fair for the wine and spirits industry, Düsseldorf transforms into the Wine & Spirits capital for those immersed in this international business scene. So, despite a rail strike disrupting many visitors’ plans on the final day, ProWein celebrated its 30th anniversary with an impressive turnout.
The Mondial des Vins Blancs Strasbourg for the 26th time brought together experts, judges and winemakers from all over the world. Drinks+ and Wine Travel Awards have become media partners of this exciting event that emphasizes the art of winemaking and reveals the brightest trends in the world of white wines.
The “Ambassador” nomination at the Wine Travel Awards recognizes individuals who serve as representatives for various aspects of the wine and spirits industry.
Let’s focus our attention on the amazing women who are driving wine culture, wine education and wine tourism in various countries of the world. Welcome the WTA nominees in several categories — and please don’t forget to vote for these women and their projects!
