Deputy Economy Minister opens $7.6 mln, 5-star hotel in Gori
Benefiting from the hotel industry development programme of Enterprise Georgia, a state programme aimed at promoting entrepreneurship, the facility features 120 rooms and employs 100 locals. Photo: Ministry of Economy
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Mariam Kvrivishvili, the Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, on Monday joined the opening of Gori Inn, a five-star hotel in the central Georgian city of Gori, the Ministry of Economy said.
In comments for the event, Kvrivishvili said about ₾20 million ($7.6 mln) had been invested in the construction of the hotel, which is a part of a chain managed by Inn Group and designed to contribute to expansion of the city’s tourism industry and strengthening of the economy.
Photo: Ministry of Economy
She said modern facilities like the newly unveiled hotel were an “additional opportunity” for both local and international visitors to travel and discover new sites.
Photo: Gori Inn Facebook Page
Benefiting from the hotel industry development programme of Enterprise Georgia, a state programme aimed at promoting entrepreneurship, the facility features 120 rooms and employs 100 locals.
Photo: Gori Inn Facebook Page
Founded in 2015, Inn Group comprises 10 companies, including operators of hotels in Georgia’s winter resorts of Bakuriani and Gudauri, the western hub city of Kutaisi and capital Tbilisi.
Mariam Kvrivishvili, the Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, on Wednesday joined the opening of Holiday Inn Express Tbilisi Avlabari, a new hotel of the brand in capital Tbilisi, the Ministry of Economy said.
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