Georgia
This Month Georgia Celebrates Independence and More
Published on May 09, 2013 by Cristina Drafta
Coming on May 26th, the people of the Republic of Georgia celebrate Independence Day, the so Day of First Republic in 1918. Visitors can view and take part in a variety of scheduled activities including cultural events, and live performances, not to mention sightseeing Tbilisi and other Georgian cites celebrating.
Continue reading...Paradise That Time Forgot: The Pearl of the Caucasus
Published on Apr 18, 2013 by Phillip Butler
Before Miami Beach became a hotspot in the early 20th Century, when Tahiti was an as yet unheard of travel paradise, Borjomi in Georgia was a garden of delight for generations. As far back as the early 1800′s the tropical climate and crystal mineral waters of Borjomi were a prized commodity.
Continue reading...FlyGeorgia Takes Off April One
Published on Mar 15, 2013 by Liliana Dumitru-Steffens
In news from Georgia, the new airline FlyGeorgia will being operating in between Tbilisi and Kiev starting April 1. The airline will begin with four scheduled flights per week on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays out of Borispol Airport, according to the news.
Continue reading...Baku-Tbilisi-Kars Railway Meetup: Today in Istabul
Published on Mar 01, 2013 by Rhett Butler
This year’s meeting of the Tripartite Council for the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars Railway Project is to be held in Istanbul starting today. The railway, a joint Georgian-Azerbaijani-Turkish inter-state affair, is heavily funded by the Azerbaijan State Oil Fund, and of mutual benefit to all the partners.
Continue reading...Georgia Organizes National Tourism Administration
Published on Feb 21, 2013 by Cristina Drafta
In news from Georgia, a National Tourism Administration is being organized by the government there to cooperate with the Ministry of Economics and the National Tourism Administration.
Continue reading...Radisson Blue Opens Resort in Tsinandali
Published on May 19, 2012 by Miruna Corneanu
The Rezidor Hotel Group reveals its newfangled Radisson Blu Resort in one of Georgia’s most touristic areas –Tsinandali, Kakheti province.
Continue reading...Georgia Set for Anti-Smoking Laws
Published on Mar 06, 2012 by Mike Wheatley
It may have taken three long years for plans to come to fruition, but finally Georgia is set catch up with the rest of Europe, enforcing an anti-smoking policy that will see all public restaurants and cafes compelled to introduce non-smoking zones.
Continue reading...Georgians Get Visa-free Travel to Russia
Published on Mar 04, 2012 by Delia Gavrilescu
Russia has agreed to offer visa-free travel to Georgian citizens, to strengthen diplomatic relations with that country. However, there are some conditions.
Continue reading...The Mysterious Origin of Wine
Published on Dec 10, 2011 by Guest Author
Next time you sip a fine Oregon pinot noir, think on the origins of this noble nectar. No one knows for certain its birth, but the clues are fascinating.
Continue reading...Georgia’s Black Sea Jazz Fest 2011
Published on Jun 27, 2011 by Delia Gavrilescu
In event news from the Republic of Georgia, the fifth annual Black Sea Jazz Festival, which runs from July 19 – 24, is scheduled to kick off in the coastal city of Batumi. The event is being promoted by Eastern Promotion marketing, and some of the jazz world’s major stars are slated for the event.
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