Calling All Food-Loving Travelers!

Oct 09, 2020
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Have you ever traveled to Italy for traditional pizza and authentic pasta, or Canada for poutine? How about traveling to California or Spain for wine? If you’ve engaged in experiences like these when traveling, then we want to hear from you! We are trying to build a picture as to why some destinations are more popular than others for food and drink experiences.  To do so, the World Food Travel Association, the world’s leading non-profit authority on food and beverage tourism, is conducting a global study of which destinations are the most popular among food- and beverage- loving travelers like you.

And we want to hear from you! The data from the study will help destinations to improve their offerings for travelers like you. The survey is fun – and fast – we just need 7 minutes of your time.

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