Since 2008, Philippe Harant has been the director of the Marne Tourism Board. Harant was instrumental in Champagne tourism and Champagne vineyards helping 450 wine experience providers receive the Vignobles et découvertes label. His talk at the International Wine...
An interview with Camille Roberrine of the Reims Tourist Center. The Reims Tourist Center offers Reims tourists practical information online and at an office in the city. Travelers will find the office near the Notre-Dame Cathedral at 2 rue Guillaume de Machault 51100...
Gabriella Gónusz has spent more than twenty years in sales and marketing of different food products and services with an emphasis on wine. She was an export sales manager for a top winery in Hungary. Now she is a sommelier and co-owner of Wine a’More Travel Agency....
From the European hospitality industry to spending time working in vineyards, wineries and tasting rooms in Canada and the United States, Hilarie Larson has a passion and experience for wine. Her presentation, Promoting Your Wine Tourism Business Through Sales,...
Ashika Mathews holds a degree in viticulture and oenology and was a winemaker in Rioja and Bordeaux. Her experiences include organizing the International Wine Challenge, working for Jancis Robinson and a fine wine buyer. She started London Love Wine, a wine school and...
La Champagne, la Marne se prépare à accueillir l’IWINETC au Centre des Congrès de Reims les 8 et 9 avril prochains. Ce congrès d’envergure internationale rassemble des professionnels de l’oenotourisme venus du monde entier. Après l’Espagne, l’Italie, la Croatie ou la...
Christopher Walkey is a social media speaker, columnist in UK national trade magazines and founder of Glass of Bubbly. His talk at the International Wine Tourism Conference is Digital & Social Media in the Sparkling Wine Industry. The presentation examines how to...
The Half Timbered Church Trail, located in the Champagne Ardenne region, is a unique trail with ten churches and a chapel. The trail is in the Great Lakes region of France. The trail begins in the famed National Park and continues through Aube, Marne and Haute-Marne....
The Champagne area of France is world-known for its champagne, but an edible icon of Reims that predates champagne turns out to be the perfect accompaniment to the bubbly. In the 1690s, prior to champagne producing, bakers in Reims were looking for a creative idea to...