COUNT COLLALTO AT THE RIMINI TTG: A FAMILY HISTORY THAT HAS BEEN AN EXPERIENCE SINCE 1958, EVEN FOR THE LITTLE ONES

Count Collalto will be among the protagonists of the TTG Travel Experience in Rimini , where on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, he will present "Collalto Tourism - Collectible Experiences," his experiential tourism project in the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano Valdobbiadene, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with a brand new initiative designed for families: the Agri Kit Kids . The event, a panel included in the fair's program, will be held from 12:30 to 1:00 pm in the Cedro Room, on the first floor, near Pavilion C7 / West Hall.

" Ours is a promise written over time. To protect these lands and share them with those who come after us ," says Princess Isabella Collalto de Croÿ . " Today, wine tourism is the most authentic way to do so, because it allows you to experience wine in the place where it is born. But to truly pass on this story, we must start with young people, even the youngest: with the Agri Kit Kids, we want to bring them closer to our land in a direct and engaging way, because only those who knew it as children will be able to develop a passion for wine and preserve it tomorrow. Our wine is more than just wine: it is the very spirit of this ancient land and of the community that, generation after generation, lives and protects it. "

The meeting will feature Princess Isabella Collalto de Croÿ , who has led the company since 2007, President of the Consortium for the Protection of Colli di Conegliano DOCG Wines since December 2025, and President of the Association for the Venetian Villas APS since 2019, now in her third term, along with Giulia Casagrande , President of the DMO Fondazione Marca di Treviso, Federico Della Puppa , Director of the Association for the Heritage of the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, Pamela Bettiol , a professional with over 20 years of experience specializing in the enhancement of cultural and landscape heritage, Elisa Carrer , Event Manager of the Castello di San Salvatore, and Giovanni Servestrel , Hospitality Manager of Conte Collalto.

“ Collalto Tourism – Collectible Experiences ” was born from the millenary roots of the family, whose documented history dates back to the year 958, when Rambaldo I received the court of Lovadina from the King of Italy Berengario II, with pastures, woods and vineyards.

A moment that marked the beginning of the Collalto winemaking history and a tradition of hospitality that the family has always cultivated, and which today takes shape in a catalogue of experiences to discover the territory as protagonists.

A Collalto Experience means stepping into history, exploring San Salvatore Castle and walking among the vineyards of the Collalto estate. Against this backdrop, the company will present its latest innovation in Rimini: the Agri Kit Kids, designed for families and children.

Details and specifications of the kit and the Experiences will be illustrated during the panel.

For Conte Collalto, however, the value of this journey goes beyond participation in the fair. For the company, wine tourism is a way to tell a piece of Veneto history, which is not just about wine, and to demonstrate the close connection between wine and people. Hence, Conte Collalto's firm intention to continue investing in this area, with a commitment to welcoming those who wish to discover the estate's legacy.

COMPANY PROFILE

With a documented history dating back to 958, Conte Collalto is one of the oldest and most prestigious wineries in the world. Located in Susegana, in the heart of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG hills (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the company has been led by Princess Isabella Collalto de Croÿ since 2007. The estate extends over 250 hectares, 150 of which are vineyards , allowing for complete control of the supply chain from vineyard to cellar, with an annual production of approximately 650,000 bottles. Thanks to a rigorous scientific zoning project, each parcel is vinified separately to enhance the unique characteristics of the different soils. Alongside its promotion of Glera, Collalto stands out for its preservation of a unique biodiversity heritage, keeping alive historic grape varieties such as Wildbacher, Verdiso, Bianchetta, and the Incroci Manzoni quartet. The company has been a benchmark for sustainability for over a century: since 2024, it has achieved energy self-sufficiency thanks to the integration of a historic hydroelectric plant dating back to 1904, a wood chip boiler, and photovoltaic systems. SQNPI certified, the winery has eliminated the use of chemical herbicides, reducing CO2 emissions by 93% compared to traditional models.