Santorini on its way to UNESCO
Last year a very interesting development took place; Santorini was included in the National Index of Intangible Cultural Heritage and was the first PDO region in Greece that succeeded in doing so. This piece of news is extremely important as it paves the way for Santorini to also be included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage. In the article that follows, by Nikos Varvarigos, Ioanna Vamvakouri and Krystalia Papaikonomou, the effort made to achieve this is described in detail.
The wine-growing tradition of Santorini as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Greece
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