Mini ropeways to be installed across Georgia’s winter resorts
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Georgia is adding more attractions to winter resorts across the country to make the destinations more attractive and exciting for local and foreign winter sports enthusiasts.
Georgia’s Mountainous Resorts Development Company is installing mini ropeways across Georgia’s winter wonderlands, announced the Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili at today’s government meeting.
The pilot project is ongoing in Georgia’s Svaneti region, in the villages of Ushguli, Ushkhvanari, Mazeri and Etseri, where mini ropeways are already installed.
The price of each ropeway is about €25,000 said the PM, who added that these ropeways are already very popular among winter sport amateurs.
As the PM promised the project will continue in other winter resorts of Georgia.
Proper infrastructure will be arranged for summer sports enthusiasts as well. Kvirikashvili said that for mountain climbers in summer walking paths and corresponding infrastructure will be installed
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