Black Sea city of Batumi hosts Uzbek journalists in promotion of visitor attractions
The Department also noted the timing of the promotional push by noting Uzbekistan Airways, the flag carrier airline of the country, had resumed twice-a-week direct flights between Tashkent and Batumi on May 21. Photo: Adjara Tourism Department
Tweet 
Share
Journalists from Uzbekistan have visited Georgia's Black Sea city of Batumi in a promotional campaign of the regional Adjara Tourism Department, with media content resulting from the trip set to highlight the location in the Central Asian country.
The Department said on Wednesday the visiting journalists would produce articles, reports and blog posts on the city and locations beyond it, such as mountainous parts of the seaside region.
Visitor attractions like the Mtirala National Park, the ancient coastline Petra Fortress, the Nobel Brothers Museum and Ethnographic Museum were also visited by the group, along with the Batumi Botanical Garden and its tourist facilities.
The Department also noted the timing of the promotional push by noting Uzbekistan Airways, the flag carrier airline of the country, had resumed twice-a-week direct flights between Tashkent and Batumi on May 21.
Uzbekistan Airways, the flag carrier airline of the country, will carry passengers twice a week between Tashkent and Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi.
Batumi Days, an event introducing dance, folklore, cuisine and other aspects of the Georgian culture in celebration of the country’s Independence Day on Friday are being hosted in Israel, the Tourism Department of Georgia’s western region of Adjara said on Tuesday.
Representatives of leading Saudi Arabian travel companies and the Flynas budget airline have visited Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi in a promotion of the locality’s visitor potential by the regional Adjara Tourism Department.
A team from the popular South Korean educational public broadcaster and radio network EBS is visiting Georgia’s tourist sites to produce a four-episode programme about the country’s visitor potential, cultural heritage, wine and cuisine, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Wednesday.
A select group of Qatari bloggers and influencers was hosted by the Georgian National Tourism Administration to explore the country’s tourist potential before publishing impressions to their readers and followers.
An advertising campaign to promote Georgia's Black Sea city of Batumi as a secure and diverse travel destination is being broadcast by Euronews, a network operating in 160 countries in 17 different languages for over 400 million viewers.
A new promotional video showcasing the beauty of the landscape, marine and mountain attractions of Georgia’s Black Sea Adjara region is being broadcast by Germany’s Deutsche Welle outlet, the regional Adjara Tourism Department said on Tuesday.
Tinatin Zoidze, the Head of the Tourism Department of Georgia’s western region of Adjara, on Wednesday said the number of trips that brought foreign visitors to the locality reached 333,848 between January-March, marking a 93 percent increase year-on-year and a 33 percent rise compared to the pre-pandemic figures from 2019.
Journalists from leading Indian publications are visiting Georgia’s tourist sites in the latest promotion effort of the country’s visitor attractions by the Georgian National Tourism Administration.
EarthPix, a major American travel platform, is promoting Georgia's Black Sea city of Batumi to millions of its subscribers in a new promotional campaign by the region’s Tourism Department.
Euronews, a network operating in 160 countries and 17 different languages with over 400 million viewers, will broadcast a promotional campaign for Georgia's Black Sea city of Batumi with its visitor destinations, cuisine and more.
Tornike Rijvadze, the Chairman of the Government of the western Georgian region of Adjara, on Wednesday said the number of domestic and international visits to the region had last year exceeded 4.3 million for the first time.