Georgia Earns USD 1.05bn from Tourism in Q4 2025, Revenues Up 9.2% Year-on-Year
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Georgia generated USD 1,052.4 million in revenues from international travel, marking a 9.2% year-on-year increase, according to official data.
“More Than 1.2 Million Visitors Traveled to Protected Areas in 11 Months” – Besik Amiranashvili
The number of visitors to Georgia’s protected areas has exceeded 1.2 million, marking a record-high figure. This achievement is the result of consistent efforts undertaken to develop ecotourism.
Autumn Trails in Georgia’s National Parks
Autumn — the most colorful and pleasant season for traveling in Georgia. Mild temperatures and vivid landscapes make every hiking adventure truly special.
The “Meet Dilijan” initiative was presented in Georgia
Georgian Tourism Association highlights the city of Dilijan as a key destination for joint tours with Armenia.
Mastercard Launches Travel Portal Offering Exclusive Discounts for Cardholders
Mastercard has launched an innovative travel platform for Georgia: www.mcpassport.ge, a dedicated digital hub designed to enhance the travel experience
What You Need to Know When Transporting a Pet Across the Border
With the increase in tourism during the summer season, the number of "four-legged tourists"—primarily dogs and cats—has also risen along Georgia’s Black Sea coast.
IndiGo Launches Direct Mumbai–Tbilisi Flights, Expanding India–Georgia Air Connectivity
Starting August 2, IndiGo, one of Asia’s largest low-cost airlines, will launch three weekly direct flights from Mumbai to Tbilisi, making Mumbai the second Indian city after Delhi to be connected to Georgia by direct air service.
Landslide Temporarily Closes Shatili Road to All Traffic
Traffic movement has been temporarily restricted on the Zhinvali-Barisakho-Shatili road due to a landslide.
Rising Visitor Numbers to Protected Areas Boost Local Economies and Tourism Development
Davit Songulashvili, Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia, visited the rangers of the Imereti Protected Areas Administration and observed their work on-site.
