The third prospecting party of Russian tourist agencies visited Georgia on 9-14 October 2013 to explore the country’s tourist potential and take the message to their clientele.

The construction of the cableway on the unique mountain of Tetnuldi in Svaneti is set to commence in spring 2014, while ongoing efforts have already begun.

Web-site www.hubpages.com published an article named ‘The Friendliest Countries in the World 2013’, where Georgia took

Polish Timelapse Media group traveled to Georgia and tried to show the most impressive sights of the country in a 90-second video.

The New York Times reports about the Georgian restaurant Oda House, in Manhattan that serves famous Georgian dishes which is “a rarity this side of the Brooklyn Bridge”.

Ajara, officially the Autonomous Republic of Ajara, is located in the southwestern corner of Georgia, bordered by Turkey to the south and the eastern shore of the Black Sea. Batumi, the main town of Ajara, is a nice city.

If you ask foreigners what they liked most of all while traveling around Georgia, they will mention Svaneti – mountainous region in Western Georgia. It is often referred to with the epithets like ‘unforgettable’, ‘incomparable’, ‘unimaginable’ etc. Let’s meet Maia Kiknadze, Director of one of the leading tourism companies.

Ancient collections become part of world heritage

Georgians highly appreciate ‘The Man in Panther’s Skin”, written by Shota Rustaveli back in the 12th century at the Royal court of Queen Tamar. On July 15, 2013, journalists learned that UNESCO has enlisted its ancient collection in the list of documentary heritage.

Summer heat is approaching its peak. Therefore, it is very important to know how to spend your holidays.