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The Bordeaux Gironde Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports businesses in their growth, innovation, and internationalization. It acts as a partner for entrepreneurs, providing training, advice, and networking opportunities. Rooted in the Bordeaux region, it fosters economic development and strengthens local and global competitiveness.

With its 265,000 inhabitants, Bordeaux is the central city of France's 6th largest metropolitan area. Known worldwide for its prestigious vineyards, its history, and its exceptional heritage (the largest urban area protected on the UNESCO World Heritage List), it is also a city on the move, united, and ecological. Firmly committed to a just climate transition, it combines a pleasant lifestyle with economic and cultural dynamism.

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Located in a unique cultural and historical environment, Bordeaux Palais de la Bourse offers you the opportunity to organize all types of events on 3000 sqm in the heart of Bordeaux. Fully flexible and fitted out with the latest technologies, the Palais de la Bourse was certified ISO 20121 in early 2024, allowing you to adapt your event to your needs and dispose of all, or part of, its six areas. Bordeaux Palais de la Bourse guarantees a unique and prestigious venue, nestled in central Bordeaux, surrounded by buildings that reflect the city's legacy. It means the assurance of organizing outstanding events.

The CIVB (Bordeaux Wine Council) brings together winegrowers and merchants to support the Bordeaux wine industry. Its missions include research and sustainability, global promotion, market analysis, and sector protection.
It fosters brand preference, combats counterfeiting, and promotes responsible consumption and wine tourism. Through innovation and collaboration, the CIVB ensures Bordeaux’s excellence (quality, reputation, and heritage) and future resilience.

The 1855 Classification was created for the Paris Universal Exhibition at the request of Emperor Napoleon III, to showcase Bordeaux’s finest wines. The Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce entrusted the task to the Bordeaux Trade Brokers, who based it on long-standing trade knowledge, recognizing each estate’s terroir and reputation. Published on April 18, 1855, it reflected the wine market's reality at the time. Today, the Conseil des Grands Crus Classés 1855 defends, promotes, and educates about the Classification through economic, technical, and wine tourism initiatives.

The Cité du Vin is a unique museum located in Bordeaux and dedicated to wine as a universal heritage shared through History and all territories. Our cultural offer goes from our Permanent exhibition and tasting workshops for all visitors to space privatization and events for B2B customers. Every year, about 400.000 visitors come through the doors of the Cité du Vin to explore wine through its many forms.

Vinexposium is the year-round ally to the global wine and spirits trade. Through international business events and editorial content, it brings together every segment of the industry to foster growth and visibility. By combining connection opportunities and market insight, including Voice of the Industry, Vinexposium helps professionals, around the world, navigate change, unlock opportunities, and stay aligned with emerging trends in sustainability, innovation, and consumer expectations.

Penfolds is an iconic Australian luxury winemaker known for our distinctive Penfolds ‘House Style’ that is the key that unlocks their ability to make wines across multiple countries of origin, including Australia, the USA, France and China. From the beginning in 1844 to today, the merging of science, art and innovation has driven Penfolds to become one of Australia’s most famed and respected winemakers.

In the heart of the Médoc, Château Giscours invites wine lovers to discover a Grand Cru Classé like no other. Amidst forests and meadows, this living estate offers a rare immersion into a preserved natural ecosystem. Renowned for its exceptional wines across centuries, Giscours is a must-visit destination in Margaux, steeped in outstanding hospitality and timeless elegance.

Founded in 1948 by a group of the most respected growers of Bordeaux wines, the Académie du Vin de Bordeaux's mission is preserving and sharing the spirit, history and culture Bordeaux's wines. It's motto is Hic uva ubique nomen - here is the wine whose name is everywhere

With more than 150 partners in the wine-tourism sector, a range of turnkey excursions for individual travelers departing from Bordeaux, and an online booking platform for château visits, the Bordeaux Tourism and Conventions Board is a key player in wine tourism in Bordeaux. It also has a commercial department for private and group enquiries and a promotion department that provides support and assistance to tour operators and agencies wishing to include Bordeaux in their programs.

The Gironde Chamber of Agriculture represents and defends agricultural and forestry interests, coordinates development initiatives, and supports farmers and local authorities. Strongly involved in the wine industry, it advises on vine cultivation, wine production, and quality assurance through accredited laboratories. Beyond technical support, it assists with marketing, exports, diversification, and the development of wine tourism.

The Grand Saint-Émilionnais Tourist Office is the official tourism board of the Saint-Émilion area. Its dedicated Groups Department designs and manages tailor-made programs for leisure and business visitors. Combining in-depth local expertise with a network of trusted members, the team delivers seamless organization and unique experiences in the heart of Bordeaux’s vineyards.

Based in Bordeaux, Bordeaux Tourisme Affaires (BTA) offers premium transportation and tailor-made travel services for individuals and groups. With decades of experience and a large fleet of high-end vehicles, BTA works with international clients, agencies, and corporate planners to create bespoke wine, cultural, and gastronomic tours across Bordeaux, Médoc, Cognac, Dordogne, and the Basque Country.

Charentes Tourisme is the Tourism Development Agency for the Charente and Charente-Maritime Departments. Charentes Tourisme has become a mission-driven association in 2024, affirming its commitment to fully integrating environmental and social issues into its strategy and actions. This innovative status sets the tourism development agency on an ambitious course, guided by a “raison d'être” and four statutory objectives, drawn up in consultation with its stakeholders: ‘To creatively and cooperatively meet the challenges of change, to embody and drive positive and balanced tourism’.

FERRANDI Paris – Bordeaux Campus, a school of French gastronomy and hospitality management, was founded 120 years ago and has been established in Bordeaux since 2014. In 2025, FERRANDI Bordeaux will host 240 students and learners. Since its opening in Bordeaux, more than 1,000 individuals have been trained, now recognized as top professionals in the fields of hospitality, culinary arts, tourism, and wine.

Abatilles, much more than just mineral water.

Here, by Arcachon Bay in a magnificent setting of endless sea, sand and pine forests, is where Abatilles Natural Mineral Water has been drawn and directly bottled for over 100 years by a dedicated and passionate team of 50 people.

Tanyno is a young glassmaking house crafting hand-blown wine glasses that combine lightness, elegance, and everyday usability. We created Tanyno because every wine, every shared moment deserves to be fully lived. Today, we serve wine shops, restaurants, and wine institutions across Brazil, Italy and France.

Les Bateaux Bordelais company offers a unique way to discover Bordeaux from the Garonne River. Our cruises highlight the UNESCO World Heritage–listed facades of Bordeaux while combining fine dining, wine tastings, and sightseeing. An elegant and authentic experience, ideal for travelers seeking to admire the city's heritage from a new perspective.

The 14th-century cloister of the Cordeliers, an architectural masterpiece located in the heart of Saint-Emilion, is classified as a Historic Monument. Sparkling wines have been produced there since 1892 using the traditional method, in the three kilometers of underground galleries. Tourism has developed around this unique location and its sparkling wine, with guided tours, a wine bar, and festive evenings.

La Douellette is an eco-responsible micro-business that gives new life to used wine barrels. By recycling them into unique items for wine tourism, it combines sustainability with local heritage. Each creation reflects a commitment to craftsmanship and environmental respect.