Tourism

Tamar Tandashvili: The New Tourism Reform Will Answer All the Challenges That Exist Today

"The current law on tourism, which has been governing the industry since 1997, is no longer equipped to handle the evolving challenges of the sector.

Reimagining Tourism Regulations: Implications and Prospects of the New Tourism Law

The tourism industry plays a vital role in our country's economic framework, given its significant contributions to the economy.

Overcoming Obsolescence: Modernizing Georgia's 1997 Tourism Law to Address Today's Challenges

Davit Songulashvili, chairman of the sectoral economy and economic policy committee, recently pointed out that the prevailing tourism law, enacted in 1997, is no longer adept at addressing present-day challenges.

Revitalizing Georgia's Tourism: A New Law for a More Sustainable Future"

The USAID has set its sights on bolstering Georgia's tourism sector with a novel law. This undertaking, according to Natalia Beruashvili, the head of USAID's economic governance program,

UNWTO Executive Council's 118th Session: Georgian Delegation Engages in Visionary Discourse on the Future of Tourism

The Dominican Republic has hosted the 118th session of the Executive Council of the UNWTO, attracting participation from over 40 countries' tourism ministries and organizations.

Georgia Launches New Tourist Portal to Promote Its Unique Offerings

Georgia's National Tourism Administration has launched a new tourist portal, Georgia.travel, as part of the country's digital transformation project.

Georgia Approves Safety Standards for Paragliding to Ensure Safe Flights

The Georgian government, under the leadership of Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili, has approved a project that aims to define the safety standards and issues surrounding paragliding.

CENTRUM AIR to Operate Charter Flights between Tashkent and Tbilisi

CENTRUM AIR, another Uzbek airline, is set to begin operating direct charter flights on the Tashkent-Tbilisi route starting from May 13

Indigo, India's Largest Airline, to Launch Direct Flights from Delhi to Tbilisi

Starting from July 31, Indigo, India's largest airline, will begin operating direct, regular flights between Delhi and Tbilisi three times a week. This move is expected to strengthen the economic and tourism ties between India and Georgia.