The Vívid Festival, dedicated to wine tourism on the Costa Brava, celebrates its 13th edition this April with seventy activities and events that connect wine, nature, active wine tourism, and wellness. Walks through vineyards, guided tours, yoga, and sensory experiences coexist with unique tastings and gastronomic activities in a dynamic and experiential program. The program can be found at [website address missing]. https://vivid.costabrava.org/ . Among the many proposals, we highlight the following:

Among the reasons for planning a trip may be exploring wine regions and their attractions. Catalonia has a wealth of wine tourism opportunities, with almost half of its 918 wineries open to visitors, but it still has a long way to go if it aspires to be among the world's leading wine tourism destinations. This year, four of these destinations—Bordeaux, Port, Georgia, and China—explained what has made them leaders during the 1st International Wine Tourism Forum held during Barcelona Wine Week (BWW).

The ARA echoes the widely shared videos of the young mayor of Cervià de Ter, the Cuban Guillem Surroca, who uses direct and convincing language to address popular issues—in a good way—such as tourism and housing.

The Falset Wine Fair (DOQ Priorat and DO Montsant Wine Show and Market) is once again betting on music as an integral part of its program, having renewed a partnership that already proved successful in the 2024 edition: with the FIM Vila-seca, on the one hand, and the Garbinada Pop festival, on the other. As a result of this agreement, during the Wine Fair (May 2-4), the following bands will perform in Falset: Andreu Peral, Landry, Mujer Negra Canta, Rambalaya, The Prioratians, and Músicos de Calle.