Georgia hosts Polish tour operators in tourism potential promotion
The visiting group met their Georgian counterparts for the discussions, and will also explore infrastructure for business tourism. Photo: GNTA
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Twelve tour operators from Poland are visiting Georgia to discuss cooperation and joint tour planning with Georgian counterparts, the Georgian National Tourism Administration announced on Friday.
The visiting group met their Georgian counterparts for the discussions, and will also explore infrastructure for business tourism.
They will visit related sites in capital Tbilisi and the winemaking region of Kakheti in the east, the Administration said.
The professionals be hosted in Tsinandali, Telavi, Kvareli and Lopota in the eastern province, as well as the historical capital city of Mtskheta, near Tbilisi.
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