Portugal Declared Cheapest Wine Destination in Europe

Cape Town has been recognized as the world's best foodie capital in the 2024 Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards, showcasing its vibrant culinary scene alongside various family-friendly activities. The Cape Winelands, located just 40 minutes from the city, offer diverse experiences including wine and cheese tastings at Fairview, which celebrates 50 years of winemaking, and the relaxed Spice Route Destination with its numerous vendors. Additionally, dog-friendly wine tours like 'Pooches and Pinot' in the Yarra Valley allow pet owners to enjoy tastings without leaving their dogs behind, enhancing social connections. Portugal has emerged as Europe's cheapest destination for wine, boasting an average bottle price of £3.91, making it an attractive spot for travelers looking for affordable wine experiences. Meanwhile, tourists in Tuscany are seeking casual wine tasting experiences at villas, looking for knowledgeable hosts to guide their gatherings. Margaret River in Western Australia is also highlighted for its award-winning wineries and diverse Airbnb options, making it an ideal getaway for wine enthusiasts.