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The 3rd Annual International Wine Tourism Conference was held in Porto, Portugal. Many days with over 30 talks, presentations, panel discussions and workshops combined with opportunities to taste world class wines made this an experience not to be missed.
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Industry leading speakers
Adrian Bridge
Ana Ferro
Anthony Swift
Carla Silva & António Azevedo
Carles Sala and Relja Ferusi
Charles Metcalfe
Conde Francisco de Calheiros
Daniela Mastroberardino
H.R.H. The Duke of Braganza
Jayme H. Simões
Manuel de Novaes Cabral
Melba Allen
Paul & Merrill Bonarrigo
Signe Meirane & Irina Sjomockina
Vasco d’Avillez
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About the conference
International Wine Tourism Conference (IWINETC)
Founded in Spain in 2009, the International Wine Tourism Conference (IWINETC) has now accommodated over 2,500 wine & culinary tourism professionals in 45 different countries throughout the world. Though opportunities for international networking, professional development, and world class industry information you will find that our conferences and workshops offer unique ways to discover grape escape destinations around the world. IWINETC is the destination for those involved in wine, gastronomy and tourism. So come along and share your point of view and gain from the experience of others.
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