Georgia’s tourism agencies, companies promoting country’s potential at Int’l Travel and Tourism Fair in Warsaw
Visitors of the Georgian stand have an opportunity to learn about visitor opportunities and receive “comprehensive” information about the principal destinations in the country, the GNTA said. Photo: gnta.ge
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The visitor potential of tourism destinations in Georgia is being showcased by travel agencies and industry companies from the country at the International Travel and Tourism Trade Fair TT, hosted in the Polish capital Warsaw between Thursday and Saturday.
Photo via the Georgian National Tourism Administration's Facebook
Organised by the Georgian National Tourism Administration and supported by the country’s Embassy in Poland, the representation involves the Adjara Tourism and Resorts Department of Georgia’s western region, other regional tourism institutions and about 15 companies.
Photo via the Georgian National Tourism Administration's Facebook
Visitors of the Georgian stand have an opportunity to learn about visitor opportunities and receive “comprehensive” information about the principal destinations in the country, the GNTA said.
Over 240 companies from 50 countries are featured in the Fair.
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