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The Spanish Association of Wine Cities (ACEVIN) has announced the 7th edition of its Wine Tourism Awards ‘Wine Routes of Spain’, to recognise the work carried out by companies and territories to improve the quality and the wine tourism offer of our country, the vast majority of which are represented by Wine Routes of Spain.
These biennial awards highlight the commitment to a different type of tourism in which the culture and wine-making tradition of Spain become the driving force of the rural environment. Therefore, if you have an establishment that you love as soon as you see it, if you offer an innovative experience or if you are committed to sustainability, don’t hesitate, apply.
The deadline for submitting applications is open until 5 July 2024. Those institutions, wineries, restaurants, wine shops, hotel establishments, museums, travel agencies, etc. that are part of ACEVIN’s Wine Routes of Spain product club with projects that fit into one of these 14 categories may do so:
Best Wine Tourism Initiative
Best Promotional Action
Best Sustainable and Responsible Wine Tourism Destination
Best Wine Tourism Municipality
Best Winery Open to Tourism
Best Wine Tourism Accommodation
Best Gastronomic Offer
Best Wine Tourism Establishment
Best Wine Tourism Experience
Best Wine Tourism Corner or Landscape
Commitment to Sustainability
Promotion of Inclusive Wine Tourism
Protection and Enhancement of Heritage
Wine Tourism Merit (meritorious award, destined to one person)
These prizes are non-monetary. The eligibility criteria for each category, the rules and the entry forms can be consulted on the Rutas del Vino de España website www.wineroutesofspain.com.
A professional and multidisciplinary jury, made up of representatives of the Administration, the wine and tourism sectors, and critics, journalists and experts of recognised prestige, will be responsible for selecting the best proposals submitted to the competition.
The Wine Tourism Awards ‘Wine Routes of Spain’ are part of the actions of promotion and support for the marketing of the Spanish Wine Routes tourism product that are developed in collaboration with the Secretary of State for Tourism, TURESPAÑA and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. The involvement of all of them, in addition to the agreements with other organisations such as the State Platform for the Physically Disabled (PREDIF), the Spanish Association of Wine Tourism and Gastronomic Tourism (EG), the Spanish Conference of Wine Regulatory Councils (CECRV) or the Interprofessional Organisation of Spanish Wine (OIVE), and the constant work of all the partners of each of the Wine Routes, has positioned the Wine Routes of Spain as a national reference point for wine tourism.
Winners VI Wine Tourism Awards ‘Wine Routes of Spain’.
Best Initiative: CARIÑENA WINE & MUSIC FESTIVAL
Best Promotional Action: NO TE LO PUEDES LO PERDES
Best Sustainable and Responsible Destination: RED DE MIRADORES ENTRE VIÑEDOS Y OLIVAROS (RED DE MIRADORES ENTRE VIÑEDOS Y OLIVARES)
Best Municipality: TOMELLOSO
Best Winery: MARTÍN CODAX
Best Accommodation: HOTEL BODEGA TÍO PEPE
Best Gastronomic Offer: RESTAURANTE LA CARBONÁ
Best Establishment: LA ZARCERA DEL BARRIO DE BODEGAS
Best Wine Tourism Experience: EL HILO DE ARIADNA
Best Place or Scenery: BODEGAS HIJOS DE ALBERTO GUTIÉRREZ
Commitment to Society and the Environment: MONASTERIO DE PIEDRA
Heritage Protection and Enhancement: BODEGAS ALVEAR
Merit in Wine Tourism: JOSÉ LUIS PRADA MÉNDEZ
