‘Discount Week’ starts in Georgia:
Get 25% discounts on hotel bookings in Kakheti region
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Both domestic and international travellers can check out special offers next week for some of the best travel deals for a 2017 Georgia getaway.
Travellers will be able to enjoy discounts starting from 25 percent on bookings at about 15 hotels in Georgia’s wine region Kakheti starting from February 13.
During ‘Discount Week’ – which is organised by the Georgian National Tourism Administration (GNTA) – Kakheti will welcome tourists seeking great vacation deals. Kakheti will be the first region to implement ‘Discount Week’, with regions across Georgia following with a similar event later on.
The main purpose of the initiative is to attract tourists to various destinations in Georgia during the off season.
The GNTA has already invited hotels to submit their letters of interest.
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"This is the biggest event in our country’s life in terms of cementing Georgia’s image as the world’s cradle of wine”, said Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili.
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