Increasing Wine Tours This Autumn

Has your winery been debating hosting fall wine tours this season? Even if you already run a highly successful wine tourism business and have protected it with extensive Winery Insurance, figuring out how to attract customers to seasonal events can sometimes seem complex. Fortunately, there are several strategies that could help you draw in more customers for your wine tours while boosting overall business during the fall season and beyond. If you’d like to add this fun and unique attraction to your winery’s offerings, here’s how to implement it successfully and ramp it up as quickly as possible.

Consider Hosting a Variety of Seasonally Themed Events

One effective way to boost your wine tour sales is to adapt your tours and other events for the season. The fall season already provides an ideal opportunity for themed activities, so why not host a range of seasonal events that could easily be attended together with a wine tour? Some fun ideas to consider include:

  • Leaf-peeping tours
  • Farmers’ markets
  • Hayrides and corn mazes
  • Snack booths with seasonal treats
  • Non-alcoholic tastings for hot apple cider and hot chocolate
  • Visiting authors’ book signings
  • Outdoor movie nights or concerts

Bundle Winery Tours with Other On-Site Activities and Offerings

Beyond fall-themed events, you can offer special promotions or packages that combine your wine tours with other on-site activities to attract more customers. Do some market research to find out whether your customers might be interested in:

  • Wine clubs hosting wine appreciation evenings
  • Combination wine and food tastings
  • Event planning for weddings, parties, and more
  • Fondue and wine nights around the fireplace
  • Historical tours of your business’ property

Find Unique Ways to Market Your Wine Tours Throughout the Season

Your marketing approach can make all the difference to how many wine tours you ultimately sell out, so try finding unique angles to sell more tickets this season. For instance, you can:

  • Post about your winery’s tours, activities, and opportunities on your company blog
  • Announce upcoming tours and other events across your winery’s social media channels
  • Put up posters and signs in your area to let locals know about your tours
  • Consider getting billboards in the vicinity of your winery to steer travelers towards your business
  • Offer unique discounts for groups, students, or corporate events
  • Create handy physical and digital promotional guides and promotional clips on a regular basis that potential customers can access or share with friends

During the fall season, your winery may want to take advantage of the beautiful leaves and the pleasantly crisp weather to conduct wine tours on the property. If you’re interested in starting up wine tours and successfully making them one of your most popular offerings, you may need to plan out your strategies. Even with good Winery Insurance in place, every winery can benefit from an increase in business. With these tips, you could increase your overall wine tours and draw in more revenue this fall season.

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