International organisation of the Great Wine Capitals Annual Conference 2024
Great Wine Capitals
All posts by Camilla Nardelotto
Press trip – Bormio
October 2024
“Bormio: Autumn on the Stelvio Pass”
Press trip for German-speaking journalists (20-23 October 2024)
Great Wine Capitals Annual Conference 2024 – Verona
October 2024
Annual conference hosted by Verona Chamber of Commerce in 2024, focussing on wine tourism. Every year, the delegates of the 12 Great Wine Capitals Global Network gather in one different member capital. For the first time ever, in this edition the participants could take part in b2b meetings with international tour operators.
Fam trip – Lake Maggiore
Press trip – Insubria
October 2024
“Discovering Regio Insubrica”
Press trip for German-speaking journalists (11-14 October 2024) in the lakes area between Italy and Switzerland.
Workshop ENIT – Seoul and Tokyo
September 2024
Participation on behalf of Consorzio Maggiore in the tourism workshop organised by ENIT in Seoul and Tokyo.
Press release – Knokke-Heist
September 2024
“Zoute Grand Prix in Knokke-Heist: Classic Cars and Lifestyle”
Every autumn, the Belgian destination Knokke-Heist turns into a mecca for car lovers from all over the world. But this city attracts tourist for its art, culture, nature and lifestyle as well.
Fam trip – Salento, Apulia
September 2024
“Salento: an all year-round destination”
Fam trip for international tour operators, part of a new project that aims to promote Salento as an all year-round destination.
Press trip and Fam trip – Po Delta Tourism
September 2024
“Ferrara, Comacchio and Po Delta”
Press trip for German journalists and fam trip for international tour operators, exploring the cultural, touristic and gastronomic offer of the destination Ferrara, Comacchio and Po Delta.
Press trip and fam trip – Via Francigena, Piedmont
August-September 2024
“Via Francigena for All”
Press trip for German journalists and fam trip for international tour operators, exploring the ancient pilgrimage route Via Francigena. A new project has now made the route accessible also for people with disabilities.
