EarthPix promotes Georgia’s Black Sea region of Adjara
Introducing Adjara's tourist attractions to the audiences will help the region obtain “international recognition”, the Department also noted. Photo: Adjara Tourism Department
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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.
The Department on Friday said the followers of the platform had seen a video about the popular statues of Ali and Nino, two historical figures, that has become an iconic sign of the seaside city.
It also said over two months EarthPix would share the “unforgettable feelings” they experienced during their recent trip to the Adjara region and experiences of the local nature and culture, as well as mountainous and coastline areas of the locality.
Introducing Adjara's tourist attractions to the audiences will help the region obtain “international recognition”, the Department also noted.
Bloomberg will publish articles and videos showcasing adventure travel, visitor destinations, lifestyle, cuisine and wine of Georgia through the end of 2023 in a new promotional campaign by the National Tourism Administration.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
The United Kingdom-based Globetrotter television will promote Georgia’s balneological resorts in their series on Amazing Spa Towns of Europe, the Resorts Development Agency under the Georgian Ministry of Economy said on Monday.
Tourism attractions of Georgia’s western, coastal Adjara region are being showcased at the ongoing Matka Travel Fair, an international exhibition hosted in Helsinki, Finland, the region’s Tourism Department said on Thursday.
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.