Georgia hosts Czech journalists on country tour
A group of journalists has already visited Tbilisi, Kvareli, Telavi and Tsinandali. Photo: GNTA.
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Journalists of the National Geographic, Forbes, Vogue and Cosmopolitan editions from the Czech Republic are visiting Georgia to explore the country’s touristic potential and introduce it to readers in their home country.
A group of journalists has already visited Kvareli, Telavi and Tsinandali towns in Georgia’s Kakheti region and the capital city of Georgia, Tbilisi.
The guests tasted Georgian cuisine and wine.
A special press tour has been organised by Georgia’s National Tourism Administration (GNTA) with the aim of raising the awareness of Georgia and making the country a more popular touristic destination for foreigners.
In the first three months of 2019 the number of tourists visiting Georgia from the Czech Republic increased by 66.8% compared to the same period of 2018, said the GNTA.
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