Wine Tourism
-
{
- All
- News
- Web Stories
-
Which Place Is Known As The Wine Capital Of The World?
Widely renowned for its deep winemaking roots and far-reaching influence, Bordeaux has shaped global wine traditions for centuries.
-
Indians Can Now Travel Visa-Free To Armenia Until July 2026. Here's Who Qualifies
By relaxing entry requirements, Armenia hopes to encourage short-notice trips, family visits, business travel and longer exploratory stays.
-
From Barcelona To Jaipur: 10 Of The Most-Travelled Destinations In 2025
Yearender 2025: From wandering ancient alleys in Jaipur, to sipping wine on a Greek island - this year's travel charts spotlight the most-visited destinations in 2025.
-
What is Wine Tourism? How It's Changing The Way We Vacation
Wine tourism today offers an opportunity to combine culture, gastronomy, and relaxation into single, immersive trips that engage all your senses.
-
From Volcanic Ash To Vineyards: How Lanzarote Became A Wine Paradise
On the islands of Lanzarote, grapevines thrive in the fertile soil created by black volcanic ash. To protect the vines from harsh winds, farmers plant them in pits dug into the ash.
-
Old Pubs, Rooftop Bars, And Harbour Sails: Why Auckland Works As A City Break
From volcanic views and Maori stories to rooftop gin bars and historic pubs, Auckland is a city that reveals itself in layers. Here's how to experience it and where to stay while you're there.
-
8 Indian Destinations To Celebrate Rakshabandhan With Your Sibling
Rakshabandhan 2025 is around the corner, and if you are looking for the perfect sibling getaway.
-
This European Country Does Not Need A Schengen Visa And Is Cheaper Than You Think
If Europe is on your wishlist but the visa stress keeps killing the vibe, Georgia is here to save the day. Here's what makes this beautiful underrated country a must visit!
-
Mother's Day 2025: 7 Travel Experiences To Share With Your Mom In India
Some of the best memories while travelling with your mom come from slow mornings, long conversations, and sharing new travel experiences together.
-
Greece's First Underwater Museum Opens Ancient World To Dive Tourists
Emerging from the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, Hans-Juergen Fercher has just returned from his fourth dive to where mounds of 2,500-year-old wine pots mark the site of an ancient shipwreck -- and Greece's first underwater museum.
-
"Indulge In Merriment, Soldiers Guarding The Borders": Goa Minister
Goa tourism minister, Manohar Ajgaonkar inaugurated 'The Grape Escapade', a festival celebrating the finest of wines, food, fashion and entertainment on Thursday. "Goans can indulge in merriment because young soldiers of the Indian Army are guarding our borders," the minister said, after inaugurating the four-day event amid heightened tension betwe...
-
French Wine Regions Champagne and Burgundy Win World Heritage Status
France's wine-making region of Champagne and a part of Burgundy have been granted "world heritage status" by the United Nations, giving a boost to the country's drive to encourage tourism and revive its flagging economy.
-
What's New in Turkey for Foodies
Turkey's food scene is thriving. Here's where to enjoy traditional and innovative food experiences, plus wine, beer and teaTop breakfastsThe town of Van in the south-east, sadly now best-known in Britain for a major earthquake in 2011, was previously...
-
Which Place Is Known As The Wine Capital Of The World?
Widely renowned for its deep winemaking roots and far-reaching influence, Bordeaux has shaped global wine traditions for centuries.
-
Indians Can Now Travel Visa-Free To Armenia Until July 2026. Here's Who Qualifies
By relaxing entry requirements, Armenia hopes to encourage short-notice trips, family visits, business travel and longer exploratory stays.
-
From Barcelona To Jaipur: 10 Of The Most-Travelled Destinations In 2025
Yearender 2025: From wandering ancient alleys in Jaipur, to sipping wine on a Greek island - this year's travel charts spotlight the most-visited destinations in 2025.
-
What is Wine Tourism? How It's Changing The Way We Vacation
Wine tourism today offers an opportunity to combine culture, gastronomy, and relaxation into single, immersive trips that engage all your senses.
-
From Volcanic Ash To Vineyards: How Lanzarote Became A Wine Paradise
On the islands of Lanzarote, grapevines thrive in the fertile soil created by black volcanic ash. To protect the vines from harsh winds, farmers plant them in pits dug into the ash.
-
Old Pubs, Rooftop Bars, And Harbour Sails: Why Auckland Works As A City Break
From volcanic views and Maori stories to rooftop gin bars and historic pubs, Auckland is a city that reveals itself in layers. Here's how to experience it and where to stay while you're there.
-
8 Indian Destinations To Celebrate Rakshabandhan With Your Sibling
Rakshabandhan 2025 is around the corner, and if you are looking for the perfect sibling getaway.
-
This European Country Does Not Need A Schengen Visa And Is Cheaper Than You Think
If Europe is on your wishlist but the visa stress keeps killing the vibe, Georgia is here to save the day. Here's what makes this beautiful underrated country a must visit!
-
Mother's Day 2025: 7 Travel Experiences To Share With Your Mom In India
Some of the best memories while travelling with your mom come from slow mornings, long conversations, and sharing new travel experiences together.
-
Greece's First Underwater Museum Opens Ancient World To Dive Tourists
Emerging from the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, Hans-Juergen Fercher has just returned from his fourth dive to where mounds of 2,500-year-old wine pots mark the site of an ancient shipwreck -- and Greece's first underwater museum.
-
"Indulge In Merriment, Soldiers Guarding The Borders": Goa Minister
Goa tourism minister, Manohar Ajgaonkar inaugurated 'The Grape Escapade', a festival celebrating the finest of wines, food, fashion and entertainment on Thursday. "Goans can indulge in merriment because young soldiers of the Indian Army are guarding our borders," the minister said, after inaugurating the four-day event amid heightened tension betwe...
-
French Wine Regions Champagne and Burgundy Win World Heritage Status
France's wine-making region of Champagne and a part of Burgundy have been granted "world heritage status" by the United Nations, giving a boost to the country's drive to encourage tourism and revive its flagging economy.
-
What's New in Turkey for Foodies
Turkey's food scene is thriving. Here's where to enjoy traditional and innovative food experiences, plus wine, beer and teaTop breakfastsThe town of Van in the south-east, sadly now best-known in Britain for a major earthquake in 2011, was previously...
