Tourism authorities launch updated discount card for venues, sights in Black Sea city of Batumi
Card includes all the places the tourists might find interesting while travelling in the Adjara region of Georgia. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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Tourists visiting Georgia's Black Sea city of Batumi are now offered an updated card featuring discounts of up to 40 percent for accessing around 50 sights and venues around the city, Adjara Tourism Department announced on Wednesday.
In addition, the Card is a guide and a 'hint-book' which can show the most popular and well-known places and activities.
What is included in the Batumi Discount Card?
Card includes all the places the tourists might find interesting while travelling in the Adjara region of Georgia. All tourist attractions: museums, hotels and restaurants, tourist destinations, shops, culinary masterclasses and services are included in the Batumi Discount Card.
The Card offers the discount on following places:
- Batumi Botanical Garden - 20%
- Petra and Gonio Petra Fortress and museums - 40%
- Equestrian Club - 20%
- Yacht Club - 15%
- Panoramic Wheel - 10%
- Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort - 15%
- Rafting - 20%
Discount card also includes 10 passes for public transport and a SIM card with 1 GB internet.
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