December 14, by Suzanne Bouldoukian. I recently came back from an Austrian Destination Summit developed by the Austrian Tourism Board and had the opportunity to visit this very unique city in southern Austria.
Graz is only about 2. Whichever way you enter the city, do not let your initial impressions lead to disappointment. The historic center is not only comprised of many different architectural styles, it is packed with wonderful sensory experiences such as farmers markets, bakeries, boutiques and museums. Our group got to know Graz via a 3-hour walking food and wine tour:. The day ended with window shopping through the old town and a Styrian Wine Pairing Dinner at Restaurant Landhauskeller.
This was a particularly interesting experience considering the historic setting, old Styrian recipes and a wine sommelier who explained each of the wines we were pairing with our dishes.
Our final stop the next morning was to visit the unique and world-renowned Landeszeughaus Graz Armoury Museum. November 29, by Suzanne Bouldoukian. I recently returned from the Austrian Summit β the first annual hopefully event hosted by the Austrian Tourist Board.
This translated into an opportunity to hear from each of the local Austrian Tourist Board members, meeting key Austrian suppliers, and enjoying activities we could recommend to our clients. All of this information provided me with invaluable contacts and loads of ideas for future itinerary planning.
