Armenia to host 2024 UNWTO Global Conference on Wine Tourism

Armenia to host 2024 UNWTO Global Conference on Wine Tourism

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenia will host the prestigious 2024 UNWTO Global Conference on Wine Tourism.

The country has a rich and ancient history in winemaking.

They made the announcement at this year’s event in La Rioja, Spain, where warm hospitality and a commitment to the spirit of the conference have set an inspiring precedent.

Now, the Tourism Committee of the Republic of Armenia steps forward to take on this responsibility.

The 2024 UNWTO Global Conference on Wine Tourism presents a unique opportunity for experts from across the growing field of wine tourism. It is to identify emerging trends and development opportunities, Travel and Tour World says.

It will bring together a diverse array of international participants.

That will include representatives from public entities, destination management organizations (DMOs), global and intergovernmental bodies, esteemed wine experts and various other key stakeholders.

The 2024 UNWTO Global Conference on Wine Tourism in Armenia serves as an innovative forum to collaborate. It will also devise concrete solutions, making it an invaluable resource for the global wine tourism industry.

Armenia is eager to share its passion, expertise, showcase its illustrious wine heritage, and foster international collaborations within the wine tourism sector.

Among many exciting experiences that await at the 2024 UNWTO Global Conference on Wine Tourism, attendees will have the unique opportunity to explore the Areni-1 cave.

It is the world’s oldest winery discovered to date, dating back 6,100 years.

The conference, set to attract global wine enthusiasts and professionals, promises to be a milestone for the industry.

Sisian Boghossian, Head of the Tourism Committee of Armenia stated that they eagerly look forward to welcoming everyone to Armenia.

Here their landscapes resonate with the stories of their vineyards and the spirit of hospitality flows as generously as their finest wines.

The Tourism Committee of the Republic of Armenia and the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) look forward to welcoming participants at the 2024 UN World Tourism Organization Global Conference on Wine Tourism in Armenia in 2024.

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