Georgian guesthouse owner returns lost money to Chinese tourist
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Mziuri Japaridze, who owns a guesthouse in Mestia in the Georgian region of Svaneti, returned a large amount of money, electric and ID cards her Chinese visitor had earlier lost at the guesthouse.
The Chinese girl spent several days at Mziuri Japaridze’s guesthouse in Mestia with two friends of her.
A beautiful view of Mestia. Photo:events.gov.ge.
Mziuri Japaridze contacted the tourist and gave the items back to her.
Head of the Georgian National Tourism Administration Mariam Kvrivishvili publicly thanked the guesthouse owner on Facebook for the brilliant deeds.
Mariam Kvrivishvili stated Mziuri Japaridze is a symbol of Georgia’s hospitality.
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