Georgia among 19 locations not to be missed in 2019
The magazine also calls on visitors to plan their trips in a manner to coincide with the biggest events of 2019. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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The Contemporary Class travel magazine has put Georgia on the list of destinations that should be visited in 2019.
There are 19 countries on the list in total.
There’s never a bad time to visit Georgia, but 2019 is looking an especially good year,“ reads the article intro.
The author also announces that a new historical drama Gentleman Jack will broadcast on BBC 1 this spring, the heroine of which is Anne Lister, who lived in Georgian town of Poti and died in Kutaisi, western Georgia.
The article also refers to the unveiling of a glass-bottomed swimming pool at Hotel Stamba and the opening of a new ski hotel at Georgia’s mountainous resort Bakuriani.
The magazine provides visitors of Georgia with information about its upcoming events. Photo: Capture from the magazine website
The magazine also calls on visitors to plan their trips in a manner to coincide with the biggest events of 2019.
These are Tbilisi Fashion Week (April and October), Black Sea Jazz Festival (July) and Driving with Zoe classic car rally across the Caucasus from Batumi to Baku.
Contemporary Class is a British online magazine about sharing travel experiences, destinations, people to meet, food and helpful pieces of advice.
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