Despite the proliferation of trade fairs in Asia, ProWine China has established itself as a must-attend event. Felicity Carter attends and reports on what she learned about the Chinese market.

Caroline Gilby MW went along to the Future of Wine conference in November, held by Sustainable Wine. She reports on how the issue is impacting the wine industry.

Young and cosmopolitan Chinese consumers are exploring natural wines. Jim Boyce finds out what's happening.

Felicity Carter reports from the third edition of the MUST – Fermenting Ideas conference in Portugal.

A report on the the latest iteration of the Familia Torres climate change conference by Felicity Carter.

The Chengdu wine fair isn't just one event, but many. Robert Joseph gets into a taxi and heads out to take a look.

Wine2Wine, held in Verona every November, offers practical information for the wine trade. Felicity Carter reports on some interesting sessions.

If you want to really understand the wine world, suggests Robert Joseph, you need to pay a visit to the World Bulk Wine Exhibition, held in Amsterdam each November.

ProWine Shanghai initially got off to a slow start, reports Robert Joseph. But the 2018 edition marked a turning point.

Each year, Germany’s sommeliers head to Neustadt an der Weinstraße, to taste the finest wines in the world. Felicity Carter went along.

Vinexpo has developed a way to create a community of buyers. Robert Joseph went on tour with them.

Isabelle Legeron MW’s wine fair has become a global juggernaut. Simon Woolf reports.

Robert Joseph attends the trade fair run by the Hong Kong government, and learns about market development in the region.

Wine by its very nature is a luxury item, but not all wines belong in the luxury category. How to untangle this paradox? Robert Joseph went to the Meininger’s Conference to find out.