Saudi tour operators visit Georgia to explore tourist attractions
Hosted by the GNTA, the tour is a part of the state agency’s work to promote the country to tour operators and visitors from target markets. Photo: The Georgian National Tourism Agency.
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Representatives of Saudi Arabia’s flag carrier Flynas are visiting Georgia to explore the country’s tourist attractions, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Tuesday.
The group has been invited to visit the capital city of Tbilisi, mountainous town of Stepantsminda in the north, western Georgia’s Martvili Canyon and the Black Sea city of Batumi.
Hosted by the GNTA, the tour is a part of the state agency’s work to promote the country to tour operators and visitors from target markets. Photo: The Georgian National Tourism Administration
The GNTA also said within the visit the group representatives would make a video that shows the country's attractiveness and its touristic potential.
Saudi budget airline Flynas has been operating flights between the two countries since 2018.
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