On 16 November the Rioja Alavesa Wine Tourism Forum returns, a space where you can connect with new trends in wine tourism and learn from the most qualified professionals in the sector. This thirteenth edition will address the theme of "becoming", as the process of change or transformation of an enotourism destination.
The Rioja Alavesa Wine Tourism Forum has become a benchmark event in the world of wine and food tourism on its own merits. More than ten successful editions endorse this annual event, which manages to bring together in Rioja Alavesa the best professionals and the most up-to-date experts on the various topics proposed in each edition.
A magnificent opportunity to learn from other experiences and business trajectories, to be aware of the current reality of wine tourism and new consumers and to be inspired to continue building Rioja Alavesa as one of the most important wine tourism destinations. Undoubtedly, one of the wine-growing areas par excellence, with a long history and a wide projection within the world of wine and food tourism.
Rediscover how to promote wine tourism in a new edition of the Rioja Alavesa Wine Tourism Forum. The thirteenth edition of the annual forum is packed with new proposals and ideas to continue learning and being inspired by the most qualified professionals in the sector.
You will also be able to enjoy the 3rd Marketing Meeting where you will be able to meet with more than 10 of the most important travel agencies and tour operators in Spain.
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