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Practical Guide Vinexpo Academy (Tastings) Accueil exposants (porte 34) / Exhibitors reception (gate 34) Prestataires agréés / Appointed suppliers CEB Café ENTRÉE ENTRANCE K Taxis VTC officiels Handicapés Hélistation Hall 1 / A216 Hall 1 / CD90 Hall 1 / BC105 Hall 1 / D245 Hall 1 / C44 Hall 1 / BD216 Hall 1 / AB25 Press Kiosk Press Kiosk Press Kiosk Press Kiosk Vinexpo Lounge (Press Centre, Vinexpo Club, Head office) Press Kiosk One to Wine Meetings Concierge Boutiques Partners LAC / LAKE HALL 1 03 05 06 08 10 13 15 17 19 20 22 24 26 27 29 33 34 Exposants Exposants Vinexpo Academy (conferences) Vinexpo Symposium UGCB / Gambero Rosso Sud Ouest food meeting Café HALL 2 Visiteurs Navette Vinexpo Vinexpo shuttle Navette parking / navette intérieure Car park shuttle / inside shuttle Verres / glace / eau / évier Glass / ice / water / sink Stands Exposants / Exhibitors stands Espace Vinexpo / Vinexpo areas Hall 1 / AB80 Hall 1 / A183 Parc des Expositions Tram centre ville C Tram city centre C ENTRÉE ENTRANCE C Taxis VTC officiels Bus de ville City bus Parc des Expositions 25 - 37 - 73 Hall 1 / CD197
EDITORIAL AN INDISPENSABLE TOOL: THE VINEXPO APP For instant access to a plethora of information in your pocket, take a minute to download the Vinexpo Smartphone App. Whether it’s discovering all the events, finding and locating exhibitors, reading-up on the list of speakers or learning more about the world of wine and spirits, the app has it all. Users have direct access to the “social wall”, videos and useful information, while an interactive 3D map allows one to navigate at the touch of a finger (or thumb). Richard Barnes Editor-in-chief, Vinexpo Daily Embracing The Digital Future Standing on the slopes of a remote Argentine vineyard or gazing out over the sumptuous terroir of a Burgundy estate, it might be tempting to dismiss the importance of digital to the wine and spirits trade. But the reality is that e-commerce, social media and big data are poised to revolutionise this multi-billion dollar business. And just as in other industry sectors, digital disruption will create winners and losers. There are two key elements to the digital story. Firstly, as will be discussed in today’s e-commerce conference, online retailing gives wine producers a powerful platform to reach more clients, expand their business and grow faster. For companies able to reinvent themselves as data-driven and consumer-centric, there is a genuine opportunity to gain a competitive edge over their rivals. VINEXPO DAILY is a CLEVERDIS Publication. 65 avenue Jules Cantini Tour Méditerranée - 13006 Marseille, France - Tel: + 33 442 77 46 00 SARL capitalised at e155,750 VAT FR 95413604471 - RCS Marseille 413 604 471 info@cleverdis.com - www.cleverdis.com - www.vinexpodaily.com • Publisher: Gérard Lefebvre • Managing Director: Jean-François Pieri • Publishing Director: Jean-Guy Bienfait • Project Manager: Benjamin Klene • Editor-in-chief: Richard Barnes • Head of Editorial team: John Falchetto • Editorial coordinator: Kira Behr • Editorial team: Neil Cole, Andy Fry, Richard Siddle • Marketing Manager: Nathalie Meissner • Art Director: Hélène Beunat • With the participation of: Bettina Badon, Siyu Geng, Jasdeep Singh, Wenchao Wang >>>> To contact them : first name.last name@vinexpodaily.com Printing: Korus Graphic, 33320 Eysines, France © CLEVERDIS 2019 - Registration of Copyright May 2019. - Information presented in this publication is purely indicative in order to illustrate subjects contained therein. 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The publishers and editorial staff decline all responsibility as to opinions formulated in this publication by those interviewed or cited therein. Their opinions are entirely their own, and are included with the understanding that they contain, to our knowledge, no malicious intent. The inclusion of all texts, photographs and other documents supplied by those included in this publication imply the acceptance by their authors of their free publication therein. Documents and photographs will not be returned. It should be understood that this publication contains forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. All statements other than statements of historical fact are statements that could be deemed forward-looking statements. Risks, uncertainties and assumptions include assumptions relating to the timing of the recorded date. If any of these risks or uncertainties materialises or any of these assumptions proves incorrect, actual results could differ materially from the expectations outlined in these statements. Cleverdis assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward-looking statements during the period of publication. Photo Credits and Copyright: All Rights Reserved. Secondly, there is an opportunity to build deeper, more immersive relationships with consumers. As Vinexpo chairman of the board Christophe Navarre explained in Monday’s Vinexpo Daily, social media and video-rich websites, backed by attractive sampling opportunities, are a way to connect with the growing number of people who are willing to pay for premium wine but are scared to make mistakes. This raises the prospect of using digital to transform casual wine consumers into repeating purchasing connoisseurs, willing to spend $10- $20 on a bottle of wine. At the same time, it offers a gateway into the lives of mobile-obsessed millennials – a group that is already showing a great propensity to drink rose and sparkling wine. Vinexpo’s strategic partnership with leading Chinese e-commerce platform Alibaba is a sign of the times. The company, which presented its vision on day one on Vinexpo Bordeaux, plans to make the wine purchasing experience “more personal, more engaging and more convenient”. And it would be a brave vintner who bets against them. vinexpodaily.com VINEXPO DAILY / DAY 2 / TUESDAY 14 TH MAY 2019 5
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