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15 May 2025
UNWTO 2024 conclusions: Crafting authentic wine tourism
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15 May 2025
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The UNWTO’s publication summarises the 8th Global Conference on Wine Tourism, emphasising the need for authenticity, heritage preservation, and stakeholder collaboration to foster sustainable and inclusive wine tourism.
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The Conclusions of the 8th UN Tourism Global Conference on Wine Tourism, held from 11–13 September 2024 in Yerevan, Armenia, underscore the importance of authenticity, heritage, and community engagement in crafting meaningful wine tourism experiences. Published by UNWTO in April 2025, the document provides insights from participants' discussions which emphasised the role of wine tourism in preserving cultural landscapes and traditions, while also fostering innovation and sustainability. The conference called for stronger collaboration between stakeholders to enhance local value chains and promote inclusive growth.
#Cultural preservation #Sustainable tourism #Innovation in tourism
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