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Georgia Sees New Boost in Tourism

2018-02-06 by Delia Gavrilescu

In tourism news from the Caucasus, the number of  international travellers visiting Georgia increased by 23 per cent in January compared with the same month last year, according to the head of the Georgian National Tourism Agency, Giorgi Chogovadze.

Tags: Caucasus travel, Georgia tourism, Georgia travel, Georgian National Tourism Agency, Giorgi Chogovadze, Giorgi Kvirikashvili, Tbilisi

FlyGeorgia Takes Off April One

2013-03-15 by Liliana Steffens

FlyGeorgia

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.

Tags: FlyGeorgia, Georgia airline, Georgia flights, Georgia tourism, Georgia travel

Georgia Organizes National Tourism Administration

2013-02-21 by Liliana Steffens

Svaneti

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.

Tags: Caucasus travel, Georgia news, Georgia tourism, Georgia travel

Georgia’s Black Sea Jazz Fest 2011

2011-06-27 by Delia Gavrilescu

Black Sea Jazz Fest 2010

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.

Tags: Batumi events, Batumi Georgia, Batumi Jazz, Batumi travel, Black Sea, Black Sea events, Black Sea Jazz Festival, Black Sea tourism, eastern promotion, Georgia tourism, Macy Gray, Sheraton Batumi, The Yellow Jackets

Linking Europe to Asia – Georgian Military Highway

2011-02-21 by Phil Butler

Tsminda Sameba

The Georgian Military Highway runs north through the Caucasus from Tbilisi to the border of Russia. Since 1799, it has served as an important link between Asia and Europe. This highway was not referred to as the Military Highway until Russia annexed east Georgia during the 19th century, improving the track for the purpose of troop movements. For the traveler the highway is significant because it travels past some of the most awe inspiring landscapes and attractions in the world.

Tags: Ananuri, Caucasus, Church of Tsminda Sameba, Cross Pass, Dariali Gorge, General Yermolov, Georgia, Georgia tourism, Khada Gorge, Military Highway, Mount Kazbegi, Mt. Kazbegi, Russia, Russian military, Sno Gorge, Tbilisi, Truso Gorge, visit Georgia

Georgia’s Mysterious Wonder – Svaneti Unveiled

2011-01-02 by Phil Butler

The mountains near Svaneti

President Mikheil Saaklashvili of Georgia as proclaimed that Svaneti resort will rival the world’s great ski destinations, and why not. High atop the world, unaccessible except to the adventurer, this majestic place already rivals any on Earth for sheer beauty and mysticism. One people can visit here conveniently, millions will yearn to see this jewel of the Caucasus.

Tags: Bakuriani, Caucasus, Environmentalists, Georgia tourism, Georgia travel, IOC, Mikheil Saaklashvili, Nodar Kumaritashvili, Svaneti, Svaneti airport, Svaneti resort, Svaneti skiing, Svans

Georgia’s President Saakashvili Garners Economic Support

2010-11-01 by Phil Butler

Unmistakably Georgian

The Republic of Georgia is a hot spot for International direct investment in Eastern Europe. Despite an economic contraction after the spat with Russia in 2008, the country is on course for substantial growth this year. President Mikheil Saakashvili is approaching investors in the Middle East this week about accelerating the country’s recovery.

Tags: Black Sea, Borjomi, Caucasus, Eastern Europe, Georgia investment, Georgia tourism, IMF, Little Virtuosos, Mikheil Saakashvili, Nika Gilauri, Nodar Kumaritashvili, Republic of Georgia, Saakashvili, skiing, Tbilisi, Tbilisi tourism, Tbilisi travel




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