The Costa Daurada, located in the south of Catalonia in the province of Tarragona, is renowned for its beautiful beaches bathed by a sun that turns the sand a brilliant golden colour. But this enchanting place is much more than its coastline; it is a melting pot of experiences where nature, culture and food and wine meet.

At the heart of the Costa Brava lies a region that has been the cradle of viticulture since ancient times: the Empordà. This area, known for its natural beauty, from the rugged mountains of the Pyrenees to the crystal-clear coves of the Mediterranean, is also home to a rich wine-growing tradition.

AZZ Peñafiel Las Claras will participate for the first time in the next edition of FINE #WineTourism Marketplace, which will take place on 13 and 14 March 2024.

The history of Casa Padró dates back to 1886 in the small farming village of Bràfim, Tarragona.

Can Ràfols dels Caus is not just a winery, it is a manifestation of love and respect for the land and viticulture. Located in the heart of the Massís del Garraf, a region of breathtaking natural beauty in Catalonia, this winery represents the perfect symbiosis between winemaking tradition and commitment to the environment.

This year, the FINE #WineTourism Marketplace is dressing up to welcome one of the most emblematic participants in the world of wine tourism: the Catalan Tourist Board.

The Alella Designation of Origin, recognised since 1956, is an emblem of viticulture in Catalonia and is characterised by its proximity to the city of Barcelona and its idyllic location between the Mediterranean Sea and the Serralada Litoral.

Juve & Camps: tradition, modernity and tourism around wine. With a history dating back more than two centuries, Juvé & Camps has masterfully combined the legacy of generations with the most innovative techniques in viticulture and oenology.