Wine

Georgia Introduces Approval Requirement for Commercial Vineyard Planting Starting May 2026

Only those planning to engage in commercial activities will be required to obtain approval for planting vineyards, which—based on current trends—will affect up to 100 potential producers.
Wine

“Wine Sales in Europe Have Declined – Our Export Share Has Adjusted from 70% to 45%” – Gvardzelashvili’s Marani

Wine sales in Europe have declined, with the company’s export share decreasing from 70% to 45%, according to Giorgi Gvardzelashvili,
Real Estate

“There Are Currently 87,000 Apartments Under Construction in Tbilisi” – Colliers Georgia

Real estate market players assess the first quarter of 2026 as successful, noting an increase in transactions compared to January–March of the previous year.
Tourism

Charter Flights to Korea to Resume This Year – Airline Has Already Submitted Application

Air travel between Georgia and the Republic of Korea is set to continue this year. Korean Air has already submitted an application to the Civil Aviation Agency to operate charter flights during the summer navigation season.
Startup

Helio AI Expands into Armenia, Marking Eighth Market with Strategic Partnerships

As part of the event, Helio.AI, a Georgian-based AI-powered recruiting (HR tech) platform, officially announced its entry
NBG

“We Have Emerged as a New and Growing Regional Financial Hub” – Natia Turnava Assesses U.S. Visit

We have been recognized everywhere we went for the strength of Georgia’s economy and its resilience,” said Natia Turnava, Governor of the National Bank of Georgia

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