Georgian Tourism Administration presents country’s business tourism potential at M&I Europe Spring 2022 forum
M&I Forum events have been held in European countries for 15 years, with each forum attended by over 100 destination management organisations, hotels, and convention bureaus from different countries. Photo: Georgian National Tourism Administration/Facebook.
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The Convention and Exhibition Bureau of the Georgian National Tourism Administration has presented the country’s business tourism potential at M&I Europe Spring 2022, one of the largest international forums in the field.
The Administration said on Thursday the presentation had been hosted in Seville, where the Bureau was represented with its member companies.
Photo: Georgian National Tourism Administration/Facebook
M&I Forum events have been held in European countries for 15 years, with each forum attended by over 100 destination management organisations, hotels, and convention bureaus from different countries.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration is hosting journalists and bloggers from across the world writing on winemaking topics in promotion of the country’s rich heritage and culture in the field, the state body announced on Thursday.
Georgia’s tourism potential was promoted at IBTM World - the leading global event for meetings, incentives, conferences, events and the business travel industry, taking place in Barcelona, Spain.
Georgian National Tourism Administration (GNTA) has received the Best Tourism Marketing Award at the 32nd Korea World Travel Fair.
Georgia has been named the best place for arranging international events, and recognised for offering top conditions for foreign visitors to combine their business trip and leisure.
Bloggers from Kazakhstan and representatives from the Air Astana airline company are visiting Georgia to explore the country's tourist destinations before introducing them back in their country, the Georgian National Tourism Administration revealed on Friday.
Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili on Friday visited the village of Guturi in western Georgia’s Chokhatauri Municipality to inspect a newly built school for locals.
Georgia’s tourism industry has recovered to 70 percent capacity compared to the pre-pandemic period in 2019, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said earlier today, adding the country was experiencing “double-digit” growth in the economy.
Georgia’s business tourism potential was promoted at IBTM World, a leading global event for the industry of meetings, incentives, conferences, events and business travel hosted this week in Spain, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Friday.
The Convention and Exhibition Bureau of the Georgian National Tourism Administration featured in 17 international business tourism fairs hosted in 13 countries this year to promote the country’s potential in the industry, the state agency said on Monday in the end-of-year summary of its work.
Media entertainment professionals from across the world are in Georgia for the inaugural edition of the Tbilisi International Content Show, where TV and digital media products are showcased and deals agreed between industry professionals between Wednesday and Thursday.
American producer Bill Diamond on Thursday said the Tbilisi International Content Show gave visiting professionals of the media industry the opportunity to be introduced to the Georgian “experience, culture, cuisine and touristic locations” this week.
About 60 buyers from Germany, France, the United Kingdom and other countries are visiting Georgia as part of Discover Georgia, a forum for the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions tourism, with the event supported by m&i, a company running networking events in the industry.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration organised an informational tour, promoting the country’s tourism potential for the participants of the Discover Georgia forum supported by m&i, a company running networking events in the industry, the GNTA said on Sunday.