
The effects of collaborative initiatives between wine and food industries towards tourist satisfaction
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Considering food and wine have been associated for generations, this study examines the intricate relationship between the food and wine industries, focusing on the techniques employed in each and examining how collaboration increases visitor satisfaction. With the central theme revolving around collaborative initiatives within these industries, particularly in the joint selection of wine and food offerings (experiences). Recent shifts in consumer preferences have prompted a noticeable trend towards fusing the worlds of wine and food, recognizing the potential for enhanced tourism experiences. Chefs and winemakers are working together more often to create pairings that appeal to consumers' changing preferences while also complementing one another. This cooperative strategy highlights an understanding of the critical role that, festivalscapes/foodscapes, wine-paired cooking lessons and well-balanced wine and food pairing have in enhancing tourism experiences within both industries.
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Publisher Place | Jakarta Selatan |
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49p: ill; 30cm
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English
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