Sunday, October 22nd
Arrival of the delegates, visit to Cascais, and traditional group dinner.
Monday, October 23rd, Loures | Bucelas
9:30 Open session:
Message from His Excellency, the President of the Republic, Professor Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
Nuno Fazenda, Secretário de Estado do Turismo, Comércio e Serviços
Vasco Touguinha, Vereador da Câmara Municipal de Loures
Luis Encarnação, Presidente da Associação de Municípios Portugueses do Vinho (AMPV)
José Arruda, Presidente da World Association of Wine Tourism (AMETUR)
Maria João de Almeida, Presidente da Associação Portuguesa de Enoturismo (APENO)
Pedro Valle Abrantes, Co-fundador da Confraria do Enoturismo
Victor Jorge, Director do Publituris
10:15 Chiara Tincani | Italy, University of Verona, The Italian regulation of wine tourism
Noelia Santos Fernández | Spain, ICTE, The Rule UNE-ISO 13810:2023 and enotourism
Enrico Gragnoli | Italy, University of Parma, Tourism, visits to vineyards, associated activities and classifying subordinate employment relationships
Apostolos Tassikas | Greece, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, An Attempt for a Legal Definition of Wine Tourism: A Typology and a conceptual Framework
11:30 Coffee Break
12:00 João Vidal | Portugal, University of the Algarve, Wine tourist guides and their legal status
Cesare Galli | Italy, University of Parma, Italy Wine tourism and co-branding: synergies between territories’ productions of excellence and mutual promotion on international markets through IP rights
Manuel David Masseno | Portugal, Beja Polytechnic, On agricultural tenancy agreements for wine tourism
Óscar Cruz Barney | Mexico, UNAM, Wine law and enotourism in Mexico
Debate Q&A
13:00 End of first session
15:00 Visit to Bucelas, a wine region near Lisbon.
Santa Marta de Penaguião, Douro, The European Wine City 2023, October 24th and 25th
October 24th
9:30 Open session
Luís Reguengo Machado, Presidente do Município de Santa Marta de Penaguião.
José Antonio Vidal, Presidente da Global Wine Tourism Organization e da Spanish Wine Tourism Association
Jorge Eduardo Ferreira Sampaio, Presidente da Associação das Rotas dos Vinhos de Portugal
Miguel Ângelo Sousa Dias Ferreira da Mota, Presidente da Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão de Lamego
Carlos Silva Santiago, Presidente da Comunidade Intermunicipal do Douro (CIM Douro)
Luís Pedro Martins, Presidente da Entidade Regional de Turismo do Porto e Norte de Portugal
10:15 Christine Lebel | France, University of Franche-Comté, Legal constraints of enotourism in France
Ana Branca Carvalho | Portugal, IPV-ESTG, Enotourism and local lodging – a legal perspective of the collaborative economy
Dimitris Mylonopoulos and Polyxeni Moira | Greece, University of West Attica, Legal Approaches for Sustainable Wine Tourism Development in Greece
Duilio Cortassa | Italy, A survey on wine tourism regulations in Italy and an extremely successful case study. The successful move from heritage to luxury wine tourism: the case of Marchesi di Barolo
Esteban Szmulewicz Ramírez | Chile, Catholic University of the North, Territorial planning and wine tourism in Chile
Ermenegildo Mario Appiano | Italy, The Italian-specific discipline on “tourist harvest”
Francesco Torchia | Italy, University of Calabria, Tourist-cultural itineraries in Italian law: regulation of wine routes in southern Italy
Freddy Hung Gil | Cuba, University of Havana, Wine Tourism and the Codex Alimentarius
12:00 Coffee break
12:30 Marcos Caridad | Spain, University of Salamanca, Wine tourism and law in the EU: tax profiles
Tatjana Josipovic | Croatia, University of Zagreb, Precontractual information in wine tourism services
Michael Wukoschitz | Austria, President Emeritus of IFTTA, Wine tourism in Austria and the legal framework for the serving of wine
Rodrigo Jardim Gonçalves | Portugal, The new European regulation Farm to Fork and Wine Tourism
13:30 Lunch
14.30 Visit to the region
October 25th
9:00 Valentín Francisco Ugarte | Argentina, Protection of the Vineyard Landscape in Argentina, legal, cultural, and political aspects
Inmaculada Cabrera | Spain, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Defence of competition and the tourist who cannot differentiate between the two brands and whose confusion will have negative repercussions
Karolina Pruchniewicz | Poland, Wine Tourism as an Instrument for Promoting Sustainable Development in Polish Rural Areas: Legal and Practical Aspects
Andrej Micovic | Serbia, University of Kragujevac, The legal framework of wine tourism in Serbia
Marie Vandersanden | Germany, Wine Tourism in Germany and Legal Privileges of Gastronomic and Tourist Offers in Hospitality Establishments
Angelo Venchiarutti | Italy, University of Trieste, Wine Tourism and their legal framework: the inspiration for olive oil tourism
Olivier Mandel | France, Some of the main legal obstacles to the development of wine tourism in France and a short presentation of the French label “Vignobles & Découvertes”
Afonso Café | Portugal, University of the Algarve, UNWTO, soft law and wine tourism. The Georgia Declaration on Wine Tourism
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Silvia Feliu | Spain, University of the Balearic Islands, ISO and Wine Tourism
João Amaral | Portugal, From European Agenda Wine Tourism to a draft code of the activity
Humberto Gosálbez | Spain, University of Cordoba, The rights of wine tourists and their protection by public administrations
Mikko Laakso | Finland, The Finnish law barriers to alcoholic beverages
Ilie Dumitru | Romania, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Oenology, tourism and law in Romania
Romina Santroni | Dominican Republic, The European Agenda of Wine Tourism
Marcelly Fuzaro Gullo | Brazil, Enotourism and its regulation by international law
13:30 Lunch
14.30 Visit to the region
University of Buenos Aires, November 1st
Sandra Arcos Valcárcel | Argentina, University of Buenos Aires, Wine Tourism in Argentina
Belén Ferrer | Spain, University of the Balearic Islands, The new Common Agricultural Policy and enoturism
Caterina del Federico | Italy, University of Bologna, The European Charter of Wine Tourism
Claudia Madrid | Venezuela, Central University of Venezuela, Some topics on consumer protection and wine tourism
Enrico Al Mureden | Italy, University of Bologna, Oenotourism, quality of wine products and consumer protection in the Italian legal system
Francisca Ramon Fernandez | Spain, Valencia Polytechnic University, Wine culture in Spain and its application in tourism: reference to the applicable legislation
Péter Staviczky | Hungary, The State aid measures dedicated for the wine industry as regards remedying the impacts of the crisis
Josep Ramon Fuentes and Josep María Vidal | Spain, Rovira Virgili University, The protection of minor geographical units: the economic and cultural dimensions and the case of DOQ Priorat
Lenin Andara Suárez | Venezuela, University of the Andes, Enotourism and the designation of origin “Ron de Venezuela”
Giorgi Amiranashvili | Georgia, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, The Regulation of Wine Tourism in Georgia: Legal Approximation Towards European Standards
Lorenzo del Federico | Italy, University of Chieti-Pescara, Wine tourism and law in the EU: tax profiles
Elizabeth Villalta | El Salvador, El Salvador: the production of fruit wines to make tourism more attractive
Enrique Mota | Mexico, University of Caribe, Mexican Wine Tourism towards leadership and global resilience
Giuliano Lemme | Italy, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, The new EU wine labelling rules: revolution or substantial continuity?
Gonzalo Ferro | Argentina, Legal discipline of Wine Tourism in Argentina
Paola Gelato and Stefano Vergano | Italy topic standard for the production of green wine (decreto sostenibilità), making some references to the development of sustainable wine tourism
Ronan Raffray | France, University of Bordeaux, Legal constraints of wine tourism advertising in France
Nancho Nanchev | Bulgaria, Bulgarian Wine Tourism Law
Sara D’Urso | Italy, University of Milano-Bicocca, The elements of a contract of wine tourism
Alejandro Corral Sastre | Spain, CEU San Pablo University, Possibilities of wine tourism to face the problems of rural depopulation in Spain and the main challenges
Valérie Augros | France, The Legal discipline of Wine Tourism in France
Sandra Salinas, Bolivia, Legal Framework of Wine Tourism in Bolivia
November 12th and 13th, Porto Alegre (Brazil), Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)
Venue: Centro Cultural da UFRGS, Av. Eng. Luiz Englert 333, Porto Alegre, RS, 90040-040, Room IPÊ (2nd Floor)
November 12th (World Wine Tourism Day): Visit to Vale dos Vinhedos
November 13th – Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul – UFRGS Cultural Center, Room IPÊ (2nd Floor)
9:30 Open session: Claudia Lima Marques, Dean of UFRGS´s Law School (Message of the Ministry of Tourism of Brazil)
Carlos Torres, Portugal, ESHTE
Filipa Mendonça, Vice-Consul of Portugal in Rio Grande do Sul
Matheus Wesp, Secretary of Justice of Rio Grande do Sul
Anibal Serrialta, CIAC, Peru
Wadih Damus, National Secretary of Consumer Protection, Ministry of Justice, Brazil
Júlio Barcelos, UFRGS Pro-Rector for Postgraduation
Ivane Favero, President Emeritus of the World Association of Wine Tourism (Ametur)
9:45 Panel 1 – President: Claudia Lima Marques | Brazil, UFRGS-CDEA, President of the International Association of Consumer Law
Gianfranco Benelli | Italy, University of Sassari, The legal framework of wine tourism in Sardinia
Stefania Pedrabissi | Italy, University of Parma, Wine tourism and sustainability: a new regulatory horizon
Cecilia Fresnedo de Aguirre | Uruguay, University of the Republic, Some private international law issues regarding wine tourism
Edgardo Lovera Riquelme | Chile, Duoc UC, Governance of wine tourism in Chile
Carlos Armas Morales | Peru, National Major University of San Marcos, Regulatory framework for the promotion of wine tourism in Peru
11:00 Debates
11:15 Pause
11.30 Panel 2 – President: Anibal Sierralta | Peru, CIAC-ASADIP
Kelly Bruch | Brazil, UFRGS, The relationship between Geographical Indications and the impact on wine tourism
Roner Fabris | Brazil, UFRGS, Vale dos Vinhedos: David against Goliath or preserve the landscape of the vineyards in the face of real estate pressure
Omar Ichuste | Uruguay, Legal aspects of wine tourism in Uruguay
12:15 Debates
Panel 3 – President: Paulo Caliendo | Brazil, PUCRS-CDEA
Flavia Medina | Argentina, University of Buenos Aires, Legal aspects of Wine Tourism in Argentina
Rui Aurelio de Lacerda Badaro | Brazil, Advisor to the Brazilian Society of International Law – SBDI, Regulating Wine Tourism in South America
Ardyllis Soares | Brazil, UniCEUB, Farm to Fork Strategy in the Wine Tourism
Luciane Klein Vieira | Brazil, University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos, The New World enotourism and the consumer’s right of information
Marcilio Toscano Franca-Filho | Brazil, Federal University of Paraíba, Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Wine Law
15:30 Debates
16:00 Pause
16:30 Panel 4– Presidents: Carlos Torres, Portugal, ESHTE and Claudia Lima Marques | Brazil, UFRGS-CDEA
Mateo Estrella | Ecuador, Challenges of wine tourist regulation in a new producer country: the case of Ecuador
Adriana Romero | Argentina, Wine Tourism in La Pampa, Argentina: a foundational and brand experience
Zacaria Alexandre Nassar | Brazil, Unisul, Wine tourism and consumer rights
Vitor Hugo do Amaral | Brazil, Chief of the Consumer Department, Ministry of Justice, The regulation of tourism through the Ministry of Justice of Brazil
17:30 Debates
18:00 Closing remarks – Carlos Torres | Portugal, ESHTE, The different paths to regulate Wine Tourism
1st World Congress on Wine Tourism and the Law, Portugal, 22-25 October 2023