Georgia joins World Snow Day celebrations today
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Snowboarders, skiers and winter enthusiasts across Georgia and from foreign countries are invited to celebrate World Snow Day in Georgia’s winter resorts of Gudauri, Bakuriani, Svaneti and Goderdzi today.
Georgia is among 46 countries around the world marking World Snow Day aimed at bringing snow sports to the people.
Gian Franco Kasper President of the International Ski Federation said the nationwide actions are significant.
Not only do they impact a lot of people but they show a whole country can enjoy snow… It is humbling to see so many various stakeholders from so many nations come together to achieve one goal, to let children explore, enjoy and experience the snow”, he said.
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The winter season in Georgia has officially opened in all Georgian resorts:
- On December 10 in Gudauri and Goderdzi;
- On December 12 in Didveli;
- On December 17 in Hatsvali-Tetnuldi;
- On December 23 in Kokhta-Mitarbi areas of Bakuriani.
All ski resorts of Georgia are welcoming guests with new infrastructure and the process of infrastructural development will continue further.
Georgian and foreign snowboarders, skiers and other enthusiasts can now hit the slopes in Georgia’s winter resort of Svaneti with the help of brand new ski lifts. 1,200m Mestia-Hatsvali ski lifts connecting Hatsvali skiing zone with the centre of Mestia officially opened today.
Following Gudauri and Bakuriani, now the snow season has officially kicked off in Hatsvali and Tetnuldi - modern sports and recreational destinations in Georgia’s western region of Svaneti.
The snow season is gradually opening in all winter resorts of Georgia, inviting winter enthusiasts across Georgia and from foreign countries to hit the slopes of Gudauri, Bakuriani, Svaneti and Goderdzi.
Snowboarders, skiers and winter enthusiasts across Georgia and from foreign countries are invited to hit the slopes in Georgia’s winter resorts of Gudauri, Bakuriani, Svaneti and Goderdzi.
Georgia is adding more attractions to winter resorts across the country to make the destinations more attractive and exciting for local and foreign winter sports enthusiasts.
Georgia’s winter resort of Bakuriani has hosted the first international Ski Cross tournament this weekend making yet another step forward to hosting the World Skiing and Snowboard Freestyle Championship in 2023 and possibly the Winter Olympic Games in 2030.