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Americans are spending billions on wine trips, and 2026’s most surprising vineyards are nowhere near Napa
- Americans spend about $14.13 billion and make 74 million visits annually to U.S. wine country, with increasing interest in lesser-known regions beyond California's traditional areas.
- The typical image of wine tourism is expanding as travelers explore colder and older wine regions not commonly known.
- Moldova is one of Europe's fastest-growing wine travel destinations, with international arrivals up 62% in early 2025 compared to pre-pandemic levels.
- Despite a global decline in wine drinking, visits to wineries are increasing, prompting producers to expand their facilities.
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Americans are spending billions on wine trips, and 2026’s most surprising vineyards are nowhere near Napa
The picture most people carry of a wine trip is fixed: rolling rows in Napa or Sonoma, a cellar in Bordeaux, a Tuscan hillside at ... Read moreThe post Americans are spending billions on wine trips, and 2026’s most surprising…
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