Kazakhstan airline Bek Air begins flying to Kutaisi
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Kazakhstan’s growing airline, Bek Air, is launching flights between Georgia and Kazakhstan this month.
From tomorrow, June 7, 2015 Bek Air will operate flights from its two cities Aktau and Atyrau to Georgia’s Kutaisi International Airport.
Passengers will be able to use Bek Air’s service until October 2015.
Bek Air is the latest of several low-cost carriers who recently announced they would begin flights into and out of Georgia. Others include Ellinair of Greece and Pegasus of Turkey. These two airlines and Bek Air will begin flights to Georgia this month.
Meanwhile another Kazakh airline, Air Astana, launched its first Astana-Tbilisi flight yesterday, connected the countries’ capitals with air traffic.
The flights between Tbilisi and Astana will be carried out two times per week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays with an Embraer E-190 plane.
Earlier Georgia’s Economy Minister announced 13.5 million international tourists visited Georgia from October 2012 to April 2015.
The number of travellers going between Georgia and Russia is on an upward trend.
One of Egypt’s carriers is launching direct flights between Georgia’s capital Tbilisi and Egypt’s seaside resort town Hurghada.
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New flights from Georgia to some of the world’s most exotic destinations are ahead as more airline companies pledge to enter the Georgian aviation market.
Georgian travellers are being given an opportunity to fly to more destinations without having to pay sky-high fees that are usually associated with air travel.
Georgian air travellers are being given an opportunity to fly cheaper to Europe via Istanbul after Pegasus Airlines announced new Kutaisi-Istanbul flights would launch next month.
New flights are being introduced to better connect Georgia’s seaside resort Batumi with Aktau, Kazakhstan’s main seaport on the Caspian Sea.
China is establishing closer transport links with Georgia and offering passengers the chance to travel to several places in the United States (US).
Georgia is known around the world as the cradle of wine and last night in Kazakhstan, officials, diplomats and business sector representatives were given the chance to sample some of Georgia’s traditional drink.
Georgia is pledging to better protect Kazakh investors, while a top Kazakhstan official confirms his country is committed to supporting Georgia and help grow its economy.
Air Astana is offering Georgian drinks to its passengers as part of Georgian Wine Week, currently being held at the airline’s newly opened VIP Hall at Astana’s International Airport.
New flights are being introduced to better connect Georgia’s Black Sea resort Batumi with eight cities in Kazakhstan.