US experts to study Georgia’s extreme sport tourism potential
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Experts from the United States (US) have arrived in Georgia to explore the country’s extreme sport tourism potential.
In particular, the experts will study caves and canyons in the western part of the country.
Meanwhile, local specialists will be trained and they will be given special equipment to better serve tourists. Photo by the Georgian National Tourism Administration/Facebook
The Georgian National Tourism Administration invited the group of experts to study locations in the municipalities of Tskaltubo, Martvili, Tsalenjikha and Chkhorotsku that are as of yet little-known by tourists.
Georgia’s extreme sport tourism potential will be covered by National Geographic magazine and other foreign print and online journals.
Georgia expects the total income from international tourism to exceed over $2 billion this year. So far, Georgia has already received $1.1 billion in income from the international tourism.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has opened a new conference hall at the medical-recreational resort of Bioli with the Mayor of Davos Tarzisius Caviezel.
Georgia has emerged as one of the world’s fastest growing air travel markets in the world, driven by a booming tourism industry and a liberal aviation policy, says the recent report from the CAPA Centre for Aviation.
The 15th Council of Europe Conference of Ministers responsible for sport will be hosted this year in Tbilisi by the Ministry of Culture and Sport of Georgia on October 16.