Event Types

HoReCaN welcomes event submissions for physical gatherings and virtual events, centred around Italian enogastronomy in its various aspects worldwide. On acceptance, both types of events will be promoted on

HoReCaN 's website and affiliated platforms.

Focus and Theme

All event proposals must have a clear focus on Italian enogastronomy. Events can explore elements such as the history of a dish, mixology, regional cuisine, culinary art, wine & beer tasting, festivals, contemporary gastronomy, cultural adaptations, future trends, and more.

Target Audience

Events co-branded with HoReCaN can be aimed at a diverse audience, including Italian nationals, their descendants, travellers, students, food lovers, gastronomy trainers, but the focus must always be Italian enogastronomy.

Submission Process

Event organisers are invited to submit event proposals by filling out the event submission form below. The form should include essential event details, a brief description, and any relevant supporting documents.

Intellectual Property Rights

By submitting an event proposal, organisers grant HoReCaN the right to promote and share the event on its website and affiliated platforms. However, the intellectual property rights of the event's content and presentations remain with the organisers.

Number of Proposals

Organisers, including HoReCaN Ambassadors, are encouraged to submit multiple event proposals throughout the year. There are no limitations on the number of submissions from individual organisers or organisations.

Review and Notification

Upon receiving the event proposal, HoReCaN will review the submission for alignment with the theme of Italian enogastronomy. Event organisers will be notified of the acceptance or rejection within 7 to 14 days of submission. The decision of the Review Panel is final.

Disclaimer

HoReCaN provides a platform for event promotion and does not take responsibility for the organisation, management, or outcomes of the events. HoReCaN reserves the right to decline or remove any event submissions that violate HoReCaN’s community guidelines or ethical standards.