GNTA promotes Georgia’s tourism potential for business tourism industry professionals in forum
Representatives of the largest European business tourism companies inspected the tourist infrastructure of Georgia, discovering locations for hosting prospective future international conferences in the country. Photo via GNTA
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The Georgian National Tourism Administration organised an informational tour, promoting the country’s tourism potential for the participants of the Discover Georgia forum supported by m&i, a company running networking events in the industry, the GNTA said on Sunday.
About 60 buyers from Germany, France, the United Kingdom and other countries visited Georgia’s capital Tbilisi, the ancient capital city of Mtskheta, the resort town Borjomi and Uplistsikhe cave town in central Georgia, as well as Tsinandali, Kvareli and Lopota lake resorts in the country’s east.
As part of the tour, they also took part in rafting in the southern Samtskhe-Javakheti region and visited wineries in Georgia’s eastern wine region Kakheti.
Representatives of the largest European business tourism companies inspected the tourist infrastructure of Georgia, discovering locations for hosting prospective future international conferences in the country.
One of the forum participants, Daniel Versace, highlighted the similarities between Georgians and French and emphasised the hospitality of Georgia. “This is a country with a history of wine, old cities, and traditions. Georgia is a safe and green country that has a lot to offer both the French and the rest of Europe”, he added.
Discover Georgia, a forum for meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions tourism, ran between Wednesday and Thursday in Tbilisi.
About 60 buyers from Germany, France, the United Kingdom and other countries are visiting Georgia as part of Discover Georgia, a forum for the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions tourism, with the event supported by m&i, a company running networking events in the industry.
Georgia’s export-promotion agency Enterprise Georgia will promote the country’s investment potential in meetings with companies at the ongoing Annual Investment Meeting in Abu Dhabi this week.
The Convention and Exhibition Bureau of the Georgian National Tourism Administration featured in 17 international business tourism fairs hosted in 13 countries this year to promote the country’s potential in the industry, the state agency said on Monday in the end-of-year summary of its work.
The Convention and Exhibition Bureau of the Georgian National Tourism Administration has presented the country’s business tourism potential at M&I Europe Spring 2022, one of the largest international forums in the field.
Farruh Hashimov, the Director of Business Development at m&i, a company running networking events in the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions tourism industry, summarised an international forum hosted in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi last week by noting it had hosted “top companies” from across Europe.
Maia Omiadze, the Head of the Georgian National Tourism Administration, on Friday said the country would host representatives from over 100 international companies at m&i Forum, an event for the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions tourism industry next year.