Case history: wine turism in Conegliano Valdobbiadene
Finally an in-depth analysis of the development potential triggered by wine tourism! Comes from CISET and concerns the district of Conegliano Valdobbiadene

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di Donatella Cinelli Colombini
CISE, International Centre of Studies on Tourist Economy, the centre that study tourism at the University of Venice Cà Foscari, can count on an authentic genius like Mara Manente whose analyses prefigure the future with precision allow to orient the political choices like a radar. The area covered by the CISET analysis is that of the Prosecco registered in the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019.
WINE TOURISM IN THE UNESCO AREAS AN IN THE CONEGLIANO VALDOBBIADENE DISTRICT
The economic outlook weighted on the basis of the experiences of the wine-growing districts that received the same recognition before the Veneto region, show an increase of up to 50% of visitors in the 10 years following the Unesco registration.
Two scenarios are proposed: the first, more cautious expects a +12% of visitors by 2029 with an annual growth of 3% of tourist turnover and an occupational rate in accommodation facilities up to 35-37% in 10 years. The optimistic scenario that, however, seems to scare the president of the Consortium aware of the risks of degradation connected to a tourist success too abundant and too fast, regards a +50% of visitors by 2029, with a growth of the tourist business of 6% a year and a rate of employment of accommodation facilities , between 35 and 47% more at the end of the period.
These projections start from the photography of the district Conegliano Valdobbiadene carried out by the Study Centre, the image shows us a reality ready to seize the tourist opportunity conveyed by the Unesco recognition obtained in 2019.










At Fattoria del Colle, the New Year’s Eve 2020 holidays full of experiences for foodies, wine lovers and lovers of peace and Tuscan traditions
icle by Fabio Piccoli as a conclusion of his participation in the “Global Wine Industry Outlook 2025” by Wine Intelligence. The super British agency of analysis on wine, has called 300 professionals of all the production chain (producers, marketing experts, importers, traditional and online distributors, GDO and HORECA operators, trade associations and institutional representatives) from 52 countries around the world to map enology in the next five years. The outcome is only partly predictable because, as in any self-respecting large forum, confirmation of known data is associated with something new and a new interpretation of old information.












entury Villa and chapel and nice farm houses transformed in agriturism.