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What information sources do visitors use when planning to visit a winery's cellar door?

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2017 Australia English Publisher:Australia : Winetitles Pty. Ltd.

handle: 11541.2/128740

What information sources do visitors use when planning to visit a winery's cellar door?

Abstract

When planning to visit a winery's cellar door, there are a large number of sources that can be used to aid a consumer's visit decision. Newspapers, magazines, previous winery visits. previous exposure to the winery's brand label, brochures, the winery's own website and visitor information centres are just some examples of information sources visitors may rely on when choosing a winery to visit

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tourism, cellar door, winery

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