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ISSN: 2247-6172;
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Review of Applied Socio- Economic Research
(Volume 5, Issue 1/ 2013 ), pp. 165
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4. Those visiting
relatives
5.
Discoverers
- visiting
relatives in the
area and
accompanying
them;
- discovering
an area;
- discovering a
wine’s
properties.
gastronomy;
- cycling
- wine tasting
in wine cellars;
-going in cafes
and restaurants;
- wine tasting
in wine cellars;
- visiting
vineyards
producing
quality wine.
-own car;
-bus;
-bus or
other
means of
transport
provided
by the
organizing
tourist
agency
- hotel;
- motel;
- hotel;
- motel.
- between 2 –
8 days;
- between 2 –
19 days
Adapted after: South Australian Tourism Commission, Wine Tourism Strategy 2004- 2008, Fresh Opportunities for the
Home of Australian Wines
The development of wine tourism supposes the existence of an infrastructure and means the promotion of
the respective area.
Table 5 Elements necessary to wine tourism and its results
Elements necessary for tourism development
Results of wine tourism development
- existence of modern access roads; - sustainable development of the area;
- construction of spaces meant for wine tasting; - improving the image of local wines;
- construction of spaces meant for wine selling; - increasing wine sales;
- opening of public food facilities for serving - attracting new segments of consumers;
traditional culinary products;
- opening accommodation facilities; - promoting local wine and traditional culinary
products;
- construction of spaces for selling crafts and
souvenirs.
- maintaining traditions and customs.
Tourists practicing this form of tourism can opt for:
- itineraries like the “wine route”;
- carriage or bike rides through vineyards;
- vineyard sojourns;
- visiting vineyards with wine tasting in the wine cellars;
- visiting viti-vinicultural museums;
- visiting wine houses;