9 reasons to visit Georgia now CNN
Out on the fringes of Europe, the former Soviet Republic of Georgia is a country shrouded in mystery. Sandwiched between the Caucasus Mountains to the north, the Black Sea to the west and dry deserts to the south, [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
Georgia attracts 10% more tourists in August
Georgia is continuing to experience growth in tourism; more visitors crossed the state border the last month than previous years. Latest figures revealed there were 852,377 visitors to Georgia in August 2015 – a 10 [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
The Memorandum of Understanding between GNTA and Korea Tourism Organization
With active involvement of the Embassy of Georgia in the Republic of Korea, on July 24th, 2015 the Memorandum of Understanding was signed between Georgian National Tourism Administration and Korea Tourism [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
“Kazbegi Trail Marathon”
For the 6th time already, in 2015, 5th September “Kazbegi Trail Marathon” will be held traditionally. The Marathon is international and it will host Georgian, as well as foreign runners. The Marathon takes place in [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
Adam Katz Sinding Shoots the Georgian Designers You Need to Know
Georgia may be a small country, but it definitely packs some big talent. The fashion industry here is developing so quickly that it’s hard to keep track of all the new names. What defines Georgian designers is that [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
National Geographic “Walking Tbilisi, Georgia”
Discover Landmarks of a Historic Crossroads of the Caucasus by Paul Salopek Tbilisi, Georgia A storied crossroads between Asia and Europe, between Islam and Christianity, between covetous empires muscling in from [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
National Geographic Traveler 50 of the World’s Best Guided Expeditions
National Geographic Traveler magazine today announced its annual Tours of a Lifetime selection, now in its 10th year. The 2015 list features 50 of the world’s best guided trips chosen by the editors of National [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
New York Times “A Cheapskate’s Cheatsheet to Tbilisi, Georgia”
It seems that everyone loves the country of Georgia. You can barely mention it without people piping up to say how startlingly beautiful the Caucasus mountain villages are, or raving about meats grilled over [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა
New York Times “High in the Mountains and Monasteries of Georgia”
When paying so little for lodging, you can hardly complain if your host describes your homemade breakfast rather enigmatically, as Nana Kokiashvili, proprietor of Nana’s Guest House in the walled hilltop town of [...]განაგრძეთ კითხვა