SHOW CASE DAY TORINO

TASTE Showcase Day & Study Visit in Torino

The TASTE partners, stakeholders and TOP UP projects will meet in Torino, Italy, from 23 to 25 September 2026 for the final international Showcase Day and Study Visit, hosted by the Turin Chamber of Commerce (CCIAA Torino).

The event will bring together tourism organisations, SMEs, researchers and project partners to exchange knowledge, present innovative food tourism solutions and celebrate the achievements of the TASTE project.

Located at the foot of the Alps, Torino is internationally recognised for its outstanding gastronomy, wine culture and sustainable food traditions. As the birthplace of the Slow Food movement and host of the renowned Terra Madre Salone del Gusto, the city provides an inspiring setting for discussing the future of food tourism.

Highlights of the programme include:

  • Official welcome by the Turin Chamber of Commerce and presentation of the Piedmont Region.
  • Expert talks from the University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo on innovation and sustainable tourism.
  • Presentation of the TASTE Best Practices Booklet.
  • Top-Up Funding Award Ceremony showcasing the most innovative TASTE initiatives.
  • Networking lunch with project partners and stakeholders.
  • Practical training session on digital communication and online food & wine marketing.
  • Launch of the TASTE Quest – a new gamification initiative.
  • Networking dinner during the internationally renowned Terra Madre Salone del Gusto.
  • Study visit to the Enoteca Regionale dei Vini della Provincia di Torino in Caluso, including a vineyard visit and regional wine tasting.
  • Opportunity to explore Terra Madre Salone del Gusto, one of the world's leading events dedicated to sustainable food and biodiversity.

 

Registration

TOP UP Projects and Stakeholders wishing to participate are invited to register by 4 September 2026. See Agenda below.

Agenda

We look forward to welcoming you to Torino for this exciting step in the TASTE journey.

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Participants can find all practical information for the event in the Practical Information Guide, including:

  • how to travel to Torino,
  • transportation from the airport,
  • recommended accommodation,
  • public transport information,
  • useful travel tips,
  • organiser contacts,
  • emergency numbers.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT TORINO

The birthplace of the Slow Food movement

Torino is closely linked to the origins of the Slow Food movement, which promotes good, clean and fair food. This philosophy continues to shape the city’s food culture, local markets and international events.

Outstanding Piedmontese wines

Torino is the gateway to some of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions. Visitors can discover renowned Piedmontese wines, including Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and local wines from the province of Torino.

Michelin-starred restaurants

The city offers an impressive selection of Michelin-starred restaurants and innovative fine-dining experiences. Torino’s chefs combine local ingredients and traditional recipes with contemporary culinary techniques.

Authentic local cuisine

Torino’s cuisine is rich, distinctive and deeply rooted in regional tradition. Typical dishes include agnolotti del plin, vitello tonnato, bagna cauda and brasato.

Elegant historic cafés

Torino is famous for its refined historic cafés, many of which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. These elegant venues are ideal for enjoying coffee, chocolate and the traditional drink bicerin.

Royal residences and museums

Torino’s royal residences reflect the city’s important role as the first capital of Italy and the former seat of the House of Savoy. The city is also home to internationally renowned museums, including the Egyptian Museum and the National Cinema Museum.

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ABOUT TORINO

Located at the foot of the Western Alps in northern Italy, Torino is a vibrant city renowned for its elegant architecture, rich cultural heritage and exceptional food and wine traditions. As the first capital of Italy and the birthplace of the Slow Food movement, it offers a unique combination of history, innovation and sustainability.

As the host city of the TASTE Showcase Day and Study Visit, Torino provides an inspiring setting to explore how gastronomy, local products and authentic experiences can contribute to the future of sustainable tourism. From its historic cafés, Michelin-starred restaurants and renowned wine culture to the internationally acclaimed Terra Madre Salone del Gusto, the city showcases the strong connection between culinary excellence, local communities and responsible tourism.

We invite you to discover Torino through inspiring presentations, networking opportunities and immersive study visits, including a visit to the Enoteca Regionale dei Vini della Provincia di Torino in Caluso. Easily accessible and rich in cultural and gastronomic experiences, Torino offers the perfect environment for exchanging knowledge, building partnerships and celebrating innovation in food tourism.

  

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