Tourists to pay Tbilisi transport fees with foreign bank cards
The Georgian government has been working on improving transportation infrastructure for several years. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Tourists will be able to pay Tbilisi transport fees with foreign bank cards, Tbilisi Deputy Mayor Maia Bitadze told IPN today.
Bitadze also announced that one-month transportation tickets will be available starting 2021.
She said foreign banks will also be included in the unified payment system which includes most of the Georgian banks.
She has also announced that one ticket will be valid in all kinds of public transport throughout a day.
People will be able to use the same ticket in any public transport including cableway,” Maia Bitadze added.
The Georgian government has been working on improving transportation infrastructure for several years.
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