Israeli, Polish journalists, bloggers visit Georgia’s Adjara region on press tour
Journalists and bloggers from Israel and Poland are visiting the western Georgian region of Adjara to explore its Black Sea shores and mountainous areas. Photo: Tourism Department of Adjara
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Journalists and bloggers from Israel and Poland are visiting the western Georgian region of Adjara to explore its Black Sea shores and mountainous areas before publishing articles on tourist attractions in the locality.
The Tourism Department of Adjara on Monday said the visiting media professionals had already visited the regional capital of Batumi, where they were hosted at the Botanical Garden and Dolphinarium in the city.
The guests also visited the historical monument of Petra Fortress on the shoreline, as well as mountainous parts of the region where they tasted local wine and cuisine, and were invited to view a folklore show.
They also explored Mtirala National Park as part of the promotional tour.
The Department also noted Adjara had hosted media and tourist industry professionals from Serbia, South Korea, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates in tours organised by the body so far this year, with about 500 journalists, bloggers and tourism agency representatives discovering the seaside region.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration on Wednesday launched a new website offering information on tourism offerings and trip planning for visitors interested in exploring the country.
A group of journalists, bloggers and photographers from Forbes, Vogue, Elle, WWD, -D Magazine, Fashion Network Global and other influential international editions are visiting Georgia to explore the country’s tourism potential, the Georgian Tourism Administration announced on Friday.
Permanent Representatives of Benin, Comoros, Congo, Dominican Republic, Libya and Saint Lucia to the United Nations got acquainted with Georgia’s tourism potential with David Bakradze, the country’s Permanent Representative to the UN, the Georgian National Tourism Administration said on Tuesday.
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.
About 1.17 million Georgian citizens aged 15 and above made 1.45 million monthly visits within the country in the first quarter of 2023, spending ₾244.7 million ($93.77), the latest domestic tourism data published by the National Statistics Office on Wednesday showed.
Journalists of Germany’s leading media outlets visited Georgia before publishing articles on adventure tourist attractions, eco-tourism and Georgian culture, as well as nightlife in the capital Tbilisi, the Georgian National Tourism Administration announced on Saturday.
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Georgia is among international destinations featured in Wanderlust Reader Awards, an online voting by readers of the British-based Wanderlust Magazine.
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