Gudauri: One of the world’s undiscovered ski resorts
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Georgia’s leading ski resort Gudauri has been identified by an international cultural website as one of the ten Must-Try Ski Resorts You Had No Idea Existed.
Gudauri was named alongside ski resorts in Scotland, Italy, India, Morocco and others as places worth visiting by culturetrip.com.
"Perched 2,000 metres up on the slopes of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, some 120 kilometres north of the Georgian capital at Tbilisi, the Gudauri resort is certainly one to watch,” the website said.
It also noted in the last couple of years Gudauri had grown to become one of the "premier resorts in the entire Caucasus region”, touting a range of modern Doppelmayr lifts, 22 separate runs and an attractive base level of 1,900 metres.
"Further advancements are thought to be in store for the years ahead, with the 2014 season seeing the arrival of a new snow park and more hotels, bars and eateries flooding into the area in tow with the growing crowds,” the online addition said.
Georgia’s iconic ski resort Bakuriani is preparing to undergo major developments worth almost 120m GEL to better host guests this winter season.
Instead of watching skiers and snowboarders racing down the slopes at Gudauri, visitors will be able to see mountain bikers weave along the new biking tracks in the alpine resort.
Georgia’s winter wonderlands are opening to the public this summer for the first time. Winter ski resorts Gudauri and Bakuriani are ready to host guests and a raft of activities have been planned for people to enjoy.
An internationally recognised hotel chain is opening up a five-star hotel in one of Georgia’s most attractive winter resorts.
Georgia’s Mountain Resorts Development Company signed a deal today with leading Canadian Ecosign Mountain Resort Planners that envisaged creating a master plan for the Georgian Gudauri ski resort.
Get out your jackets and put on your gloves because winter is coming early to Georgia. Snowboarders, skiers and winter enthusiasts across Georgia are celebrating after the country’s winter resorts announced the earliest winter season start in the last 20 years.
Snowboarders, skiers and winter enthusiasts across Georgia are invited to hit the slopes in Georgia’s winter resorts Gudauri and Bakuriani.
More than a million dollars will be pumped into Gudauri, Georgia’s most popular winter resort to transform the space into a world-class ski resort and make the area more attractive for visitors.
Georgia’s leading ski resort faces major transformation
Gudauri - Georgia’s iconic winter wonderland will soon be transformed into a world-class ski resort thanks to a $150 million USD project implemented by Georgia and its foreign partners.
The Mountain Resorts Development Company (MRDC) and a local real estate development company has signed a deal that will transform one of Georgia's leading mountain resorts into a world-class winter wonderland.
An adventure tourism school will open in Georgia’s Gudauri ski resort offering locals the chance to improve their knowledge about the mountain and mountain safety.
A ski-lift accident in Georgia’s eastern Gudauri resort has left 8 people with minor injuries, the Mountain Resorts Development Company of Georgia has reported. No fatalities have been recorded. One of the eight injured has already been discharged from hospital, the Georgian Health Minister David Sergeenko told the media.
"We will do everything to ensure the maximum safety of our citizens and tourists, to protect the international reputation that our country has built, including through its ski resorts”, Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili said.
International experts invited by the government of Georgia have completed their inspection in the country’s mountainous Gudauri ski resort, to determine the reasons of the ski-lift accident on March 16 which left 11 people with minor and moderate injuries.