Why visit Georgia’s Black Sea region of Adjara in the winter? [VIDEO]
Goderdzi ski resort is located at an altitude of 2,000 meters, 109 km away from Batumi, in the highlands of Adjara. Photo: N. Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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A new video shows the world Georgia’s iconic winter wonderland Goderdzi, the newest of the country’s four winter resorts on the slopes of the Black Sea region of Adjara, and encourages winter enthusiasts to experience an unforgettable winter adventure.
When the mountains call, follow their voice. Visit the place which is covered with snow for half the year, the place where ancient and the modern meet, where beauty is natural and the nature creates beauty. Go there and hear the words of the mountains. Go to the place where the borders are covered with the snow. Feel the moment of happiness, a moment which lasts forever. Allow yourself to be welcomed by the best hosts. Remember that memories full of smiles never end. Those are the mountains of Georgia. That’s Goderdzi”, read the video text.
This video was created by New York City-based British advertising, marketing and public relations agency Ogilvy on the order of the Department of Tourism and Resorts of Adjara.
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