IFWTWA 2025 Conference
Save the date for the IFWTWA 2025 Professional Development Conference in Lafayette, Louisiana from October 12 – 16.
IFWTWA is the organization of choice for food, wine, and travel writers
The International Food Wine and Travel Writers Association creates programs and services to enhance professional development and facilitate networking while creating a marketplace for destinations, brands, and media professionals to collaborate. We strive to meet the dynamic needs of our writers’ community making a lasting impact on the careers of our members.
IFWTWA is the organization of choice for food, wine, and travel writers
The International Food Wine and Travel Writers Association creates programs and services to enhance professional development and facilitate networking while creating a marketplace for destinations, brands, and media professionals to collaborate. We strive to meet the dynamic needs of our writers’ community making a lasting impact on the careers of our members.
Membership Promotions:
Journalist Promotion: IFWTWA will waive the $50 application fee from November 29, 2024 - February 23, 2025.
Associate Member Promotion: Save 50% ($128) on your first year membership. Offer good from November 29, 2024 - February 23, 2025.
2024 IFWTWA Photo Contest
Congrats, Michael Hodgson!
Michael took Best in Show for his photo, Mirror Mirror
IFWTWA celebrates all of its 2024 award winners!
Members Spotlight of the Month
Kurt Jacobson
Chautauqua County Visitors Bureau
Judi Cohen
FWT Article of the Month
Return to Chautauqua: A Love Story 30 Years in the Making
by Tamara MC
Photo of the Month: Bordeaux Water Mirror @ Laura Danforth
Bordeaux is known worldwide as a wine region. But when I visited, I also enjoyed exploring the city itself, with amazing sites like the La Cité du Vin museum and the Miroir d’eau shown here. Right across from Place de la Bourse, this giant water mirror was designed by Michel Corajoud. It alternates between a shallow reflective pool and a gentle mist, magically transforming the historic square with each 15-minute cycle. This innovative installation is the largest in the world of its kind and was named a contemporary World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
