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You are here: Home / News / Wine Tourism Conference 2026 charts the future of South Africa’s wine destinations at Cavalli Estate | The Newspaper | | SA News

Wine Tourism Conference 2026 charts the future of South Africa’s wine destinations at Cavalli Estate | The Newspaper | | SA News

19 April 2026 by Guest

Wine Tourism Conference

The South African wine industry is preparing for a landmark event as the 10th Annual Wine Tourism Conference (WTC) celebrates a decade of progress from 19 to 21 May 2026. Hosted at the prestigious Cavalli Estate in Stellenbosch, the symposium has become a must-attend fixture for estate owners, investors, and tourism authorities seeking to future-proof one of the country’s most strategic economic assets.

Under the theme “The Future of Wine Destinations: How Wine Tourism Competes, Connects and Endures,” the program moves beyond fleeting trends to focus on high-level decision-making and investment. Conference Director Hans Belz emphasizes the importance of the human element:…

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  1. blink

    9 September 2026 at 12:59 pm

    Fun South African Fact: Water is not all there is to drink in this thirsty country! South Africa’s Cape Winelands have around 560 wineries and 4 400 primary producers. Included in the Cape Winelands region is Route 62, considered the longest wine route in the world. That alone is good reason to visit South Africa if you haven’t yet been!

  2. skylark

    31 August 2026 at 4:59 am

    One day we will all be writing like this.

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