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Network analysis and wine routes: the case of the Bairrada Wine Route

Service Industries Journal, 2010
This paper is the outcome of extensive research carried out with the purpose of defining a development strategy for the Bairrada Wine Route in Portugal. This region has low levels of development, a condition made worse by the unfavourable economic situation of the private agents of the wine sector.
JOSÉ MIGUEL Bras, CARLOS Costa, Dimitrios Buhalis   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Wine tourism: Chilean wine regions and routes

Journal of Business Research, 2012
Abstract Wine tourism is an important activity in several wine-producing countries. Yet the roles wine tourism plays within winery strategies remain unclear. This exploratory study investigates and differentiates the roles wine tourism plays within winery strategies in Chile.
David E Hojman
exaly   +2 more sources

Wine Routes in Portugal: A Case Study of the Bairrada Wine Route

Journal of Wine Research, 2004
Over the last few years Portugal has been developing several wine routes, each one with its unique structure. Despite such development, research has been scant, particularly in evaluating their performance. This study uses the Bairrada Wine Route as a case study and attempts to make the first evaluation of the route.
LUÍS CORREIA, MA´RIO J. PASSOS ASCENC¸A˜O, STEVE CHARTERS MW   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

‘More than wine’. Wine routes as a strategic partnership for local development: The case of the Wine Route of Dionysus in Northern Greece

, 2023
Journal of Tourism & Development, vol. 43 (2023)
Partalidou, Maria, Tilkeridou, Dimitra-Kyriaki   +1 more
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Challenges in Italian wine routes: managing stakeholder networks [PDF]

Qualitative Market Research, 2016
Purpose: The aim of this article is to analyse how wine and tourism operators understand the concept of a wine route, to determine the impact that definition can have on the extent to which stakeholders working within distinct, but related sectors ...
Ilenia Bregoli, Giacomo Del Chiappa, Valeria Sodano   +2 more
exaly   +4 more sources

How diverse are residents’ perceptions of wine tourism impacts in three Portuguese wine routes? The role of involvement with tourism, wine production and destination life-cycle stage

International Journal of Wine Business Research, 2023
Purpose: Wine tourism has been growing considerably over the last decades. The literature highlights its relevance in the social, economic, and cultural development of the regions where wine routes are located. However, few studies examine residents’
Celeste Eusebio, Maria João Carneiro, Elisabete Figueiredo   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Wine Tourist’s Profile: a Comparison between two Wine Routes in Veneto Region

, 2014
Several studies have investigated the profile of tourists moved by wine. Segmentation according to different variables is the main outcome of these researches. However, according to a literature review, few studies attempt to define specific wine route-related profiles.
ROSSETTO, LUCA, GALLETTO, LUIGI
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South African wine routes: some perspectives on the wine tourism industry's structural dimensions and wine tourism product

Tourism Management, 2003
Wine tourism has emerged as a strong and growing area of special-interest tourism in ‘New World’ wine countries in particular, and represents an increasinglysignificant component of the regional and rural tourism products of these countries.
Johan Bruwer
exaly   +2 more sources

Sustainable Tourism, Economic Growth and Employment—The Case of the Wine Routes of Spain

Sustainability, 2021
Tourism has become a priority in national and regional development policies and is considered a source of economic growth, particularly in rural areas.
FRANCISCO José Blanco Jiménez
exaly   +2 more sources

Wine Routes and Sustainable Social Organization within Local Tourist Supply: Case Studies of Two Italian Regions [PDF]

Sustainability, 2020
The paper is aimed at investigating wine companies’ perceptions and attitudes towards the role of wine routes as an actual tool to improve their tourist attractiveness and sustainable tourism on a territorial level.
Emilio Chiodo, Rita Salvatore
exaly   +2 more sources