On October 30 and 31, the province will host the 5th edition of the National Wine Tourism Conference, the most important meeting in the country that brings together leaders from the sector, wineries and wine tourism destinations.
Wines from all over the country will meet in the mountains of Cordoba. The next October 30 and 31, Cordova will host the 5th edition of the National Wine Tourism Conferencean event that will bring together professionals, entrepreneurs, providers and the general public in the Córdoba Fair Complexwith entrance free and free.
Organized by the Ministry of Tourism, Environment and Sports of the Nation, the Córdoba Tourism Agency, the Argentine Wine Corporation (COVIAR) and the Argentine Chamber of Tourism, with the support of the Federal Tourism Council and INPROTUR, the meeting seeks to promote the growth of wine tourism, an activity that grows year after year in different regions of the country.
For two days, national and provincial authorities, international specialists, tour operators and winery representatives will meet to share experiences, debate innovation, sustainability and promotion strategies, and analyze success stories of Argentine wine tourism in the world.
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One of the most anticipated moments will be the Federal Wine Fairwhich will be developed Wednesday the 30th as the closing of the first day. There, each province will present its wines and wine tourism proposals, offering an overview of the country’s wine diversity and richness.
Córdoba, land of wines and experiences
The choice of Córdoba as host is no coincidence. With a wine history dating back to the 16th century and a strong push in recent years, the province is consolidated as national wine tourism benchmark. Through his Wine Routesinvites travelers to live a unique experience among mountain landscapes, vineyards and family wineries that combine tradition, innovation and hospitality.
“Córdoba has its own wine identity that is distinguished by its diversity and the experience it offers to visitors. This event reinforces our positioning as a top-level wine tourism destination,” highlights Darío Capitani, president of the Córdoba Tourism Agency.
Currently, the province has more than 20 wineries and artisanal producers that are part of the Wine Routesdistributed in different regions: Sierras Chicas, Calamuchita, Traslasierra, Punilla, the North and Northwest of Córdoba. On each circuit, visitors can take tastings, guided tours and pairings with local products, often combined with mountain cuisine, outdoor activities and boutique accommodation.
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Among the most recognized are The Caroyense and Terra Camiare in Colonia Caroya, Furfaro Family and Atos Estate in Calamuchita, Noble Saint Xavier and Aráoz de Lamadrid in Traslasierra, or Nebula in the Punilla Valley. They all share a common philosophy: that of making wine a sensory and cultural experience, which connects with the territory and its people.
A route that combines landscapes, flavors and culture
Thanks to the mix of agroecological and climatic conditions of its different valleys, Cordoba wines have a distinctive personality. On its mountain soils, varietals such as Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Isabella (raspberry)which today garner recognition inside and outside the country.
Wine tourism in Córdoba is thus consolidated as a regional development engine that strengthens the local economy, diversifies the tourist offer and promotes the cultural identity of each area.
On October 30 and 31, the National Wine Tourism Conference They will be much more than a professional meeting: they will be a celebration of Argentine wine culture with its epicenter in Córdoba, the province that today invites you to discover its landscapes, flavors and the spirit of its people through a glass.
Source: Ambito
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