@misc{10498/31368,
year = {2023},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10498/31368},
abstract = {This article addresses the growing economic importance of wine tourism in Spain, particularly in
Andalusia, a region in the South of this country, and highlights the difficulty posed by the
language of wine. Professionals in the industry must have a comprehensive understanding of this
rich terminology, replete with anthropological nuances, to accurately convey the cultural heritage
as well as the scientific-technological information it entails. To meet this training need, this study
conducts a generalised analysis of the official academic offerings in Spanish universities, with a
specific focus on Andalusia. The findings reveal a significant gap in specialised courses on wine
tourism and knowledge of the language of wine. Thus, there is an evident need to incorporate
these non-existent contents into future study plans.},
publisher = {Universidad Nebrija},
keywords = {wine tourism},
keywords = {the language of wine},
keywords = {languages for specific purposes},
keywords = {university LSP teaching},
keywords = {course assessment},
title = {Wine Tourism Development in Spain and its Influence on LSP Teaching},
doi = {10.26378/rnlael1735535},
author = {López Zurita, Paloma},
}