Georgia appears at largest travel trade fair in Estonia
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Georgia’s tourism agencies are spreading the word about things to see and do in Georgia at the oldest and largest travel trade fair in the Baltic countries.
At the exhibition TOUREST 2018, which was held in the Estonian capital of Tallinn from February 8-10, Georgia was represented by four tourism agencies and three state agencies.
The state agencies were the Georgian National Tourism Administration, the Department of Tourism and Resorts of Adjara and the Mountain Resort Development Company.
As for tourism agencies, Free Spirit Tours, Future Travel, Mimino Travel and Georgian Discovery Tours were represented at the exhibition in Tallinn.
The guests had chance to taste Georgian wine. Photo from the GNTA.
TOUREST 2018, organised already for the 27th time, gathered 30,109 visitors, who had the opportunity to familiarise themselves with 584 exhibitors from 30 countries, including Georgia.
The visitors of the exhibition had a chance to discover tourist routes of Georgia, watch videos that promote Georgia as touristic hot-spot and taste Georgian wine.
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