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Visitors drawn to Island cuisine

Whidbey Examiner - Jan 26, 2012
Janie Sastre and Joe Scott, who took over the restaurant in 2007, continue that tradition, helping to make Whidbey Island an increasingly popular destination for culinary tourism. Tourism expert Nan Devlin, right, helps Chef Scott Fraser of Frasers ...

Food Tourism Takes Off in St. Augustine

First Coast News - Jan 10, 2012
It's called food tourism or culinary tourism, and the trend has exploded in the last few years. An international travel television show is in St. Augustine this week, highlighting the old city's food. Capra was cooking up an episode Tuesday with Chef ...

Hot Trends: Gourmet Getaways

Travel Agent - Jan 12, 2012
A side order of history: Culinary tourism offers foodies a taste of history with experiences such as the Tasting Tour of the French Quarter in which the rich New Orleans food culture comes alive. After experiencing a historical walking tour, ...

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Culinary Tourism

What is culinary tourism? Kari Kauffman, Director of Tourism at Experience Columbus, answers that question along with why it is important, who are culinary tourists, and how to develop culinary tourism in a community.

 

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Michigan Culinary Tourism - Karel Bush, Michigan Department of Agriculture

Karel Bush is the Promotion Specialist for the Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Council, a program within the Michigan Department of Agriculture. Culinary tourism is a growing segment of the travel and tourism industry as more people are planning their vacations around authentic local food and beverage products. Michigan is the second most agriculturally diverse state in the nation, is home to more than 70 wineries, dozens of microbreweries, and 200 different commodities. When coupled with its beautiful beaches, natural resources and more, the growth potential in the culinary tourism industry is tremendous. The January 2011 culinary tourism conference was developed by the Michigan Culinary Tourism Alliance, a partnership among the Michigan Department of Agriculture, Michigan State University, Michigan Restaurant Association, and Travel Michigan as part of a United States Department of Agriculture Specialty Crop Block Grant. For additional information, please visit: michiganwines.com Comcast Newsmakers, January, 2011

 

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G - Walk Culinary Tourism - Surabaya - East Java

Shopping center that offers a number of cafes are often the main choice for young executives for just hang out over the coffee. However, shopping mall or plaza is no longer the only alternative for them. Taman Gapura Walkway or commonly called Gwalk which has become an alternative place to relieve fatigue from daily work. Located within the neighborhood of Citraland, in West Surabaya, which deliver safe and comfortable atmosphere for visitors. The concept developed in Gwalk is clean, green and modern. People now prefer to be outdoors than in air-conditioned space. When entering GWalk, the visitors are free to choose parking place just near their dining. While enjoying the meal, they do not have to worry about street singer or pengamen as elsewhere. At glance, the Gwalk complex food center is transformed like a typical modern lifestyle as well as in Singapore. The theme is the same a la Clarke Quay, the central food court, the most famous in Singapore. A kilometer-long road Citraland housing complex is filled with cafes. Dozens of vendors of food and beverage outlets open on this street. Visitors can choose different types of foods without having other seats. One kilometer mileage will not make sore visitors because Gwalk provide special pedestrian street. The target market for this spot is about middle up, but the convenient is the most important thing that worth to be proud. www.eastjava.com

 

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G-Walk Culinary Tourism - Surabaya - East Java

Shopping center that offers a number of cafes are often the main choice for young executives for just hang out over the coffee. However, shopping mall or plaza is no longer the only alternative for them. Taman Gapura Walkway or commonly called Gwalk which has become an alternative place to relieve fatigue from daily work. Located within the neighborhood of Citraland, in West Surabaya, which deliver safe and comfortable atmosphere for visitors. The concept developed in Gwalk is clean, green and modern. People now prefer to be outdoors than in air-conditioned space. When entering GWalk, the visitors are free to choose parking place just near their dining. While enjoying the meal, they do not have to worry about street singer or pengamen as elsewhere. At glance, the Gwalk complex food center is transformed like a typical modern lifestyle as well as in Singapore. The theme is the same a la Clarke Quay, the central food court, the most famous in Singapore. A kilometer-long road Citraland housing complex is filled with cafes. Dozens of vendors of food and beverage outlets open on this street. Visitors can choose different types of foods without having other seats. One kilometer mileage will not make sore visitors because Gwalk provide special pedestrian street. The target market for this spot is about middle up, but the convenient is the most important thing that worth to be proud. www.eastjava.com

 

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Artisan Wineries and Culinary Tourism

Your virtual marketplace for finding private wine trails and inspiring cooking courses and where family owned wineries offer delicious, mostly handcrafted wines. Deligogo facilitates direct contact with the representatives of each listing. By dealing direct with the producer or activity representative you are ensured that all your questions are honestly answered and that you get the exact product or service you are looking for.