Tourism

Galt & Taggart Forecasts $4.2 Billion in Tourism Revenue for Georgia in 2023

Galt & Taggart's latest report projects a significant boost in Georgia's tourism sector for 2023.

Tbilisi Ranks Among Europe's Top New Year Destinations, According to Forbes

Forbes magazine, referencing a rating by 'European Best Destinations', has listed Tbilisi as the fifth-best European location to celebrate the New Year.

Batumi Hosts Inaugural "Gastro Batumi" International Gastronomic Forum

From December 3rd to 5th, Batumi became the epicenter of culinary arts with the first-ever international gastronomic forum in Georgia, "Gastro Batumi."

Tourism Revenue Hits $3.3 Billion in First Nine Months of 2023

The tourism sector has marked a significant milestone in 2023, with earnings from international visitors reaching a record-breaking $3.3 billion in the first three quarters.

Plans Underway to Establish UNWTO Academy in Tbilisi, Announces Zurab Pololikashvili

The "Silk Road Forum" commenced its panel discussion on "Tourism Beyond Borders: Navigating the Changes" today, led by a keynote address from Zurab Pololikashvili, Secretary-General of the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

Tbilisi to Welcome the Prestigious "Banff" World Mountain Film Festival

The renowned "Banff" World Mountain Film Festival is set to make its appearance in Tbilisi, hosted by the non-governmental organization "Transcaucasian Trail" on October 21.

Georgia Set to Host World Tourism Day in 2024,” declares Deputy Minister Mariam Kvrivishvili

Georgia has been named the host country for World Tourism Day in 2024, a prestigious title conferred upon the nation in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Elene Otarashvili Discusses the Untapped Potential and Roadblocks in Georgia's Business Tourism"

According to Elene Otarashvili, the General Manager of Golden Tulip Design Tbilisi, substantial efforts are required to establish Georgia as a secure destination on the global tourism map.

Georgia Abolishes Visa Requirements for Chinese Citizens to Boost Tourism and Trade

Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili announced today during a government meeting that Georgia will henceforth allow Chinese citizens to enter the country without a visa.