‘Go, Eat, Give’:
US organisation raise awareness of Georgia’s tourism potential
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‘Go, Eat, Give’, one of popular non-profit organisations in the United States will raise global awareness of Georgia by featuring immersive experiences with local people, culture, and cuisine.
For this reason a group from ‘Go, Eat, Give’ visited Georgia, including the founder of the organisation Sucheta Rawal.
Rawal will write an article about Georgia for the popular US magazine ‘The Huffington Post’. The article will promote Georgia as a tourist destination for international visitors.
While in Georgia the guests discovered the beauty and touristic potential of capital Tbilisi and other iconic areas of the country including Mtskheta, Khvareli, Kazbegi, Borjomi, Rabati, Vardzia and Adjara.
US organisation representatives were invited to Georgia by the Georgian National Tourism Administration, who arranged a press tour of the country for the guests.
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