Georgian Tourism Administration, private companies join int’l tourism fair in Poland
The Georgian National Tourism Administration on Tuesday said it had featured at the International Fair of Tourism and Leisure in Poland together with the Adjara Tourism and Resorts Department of the western region of the country. Photo: GNTA
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The Georgian National Tourism Administration on Tuesday said it had featured at the International Fair of Tourism and Leisure in Poland together with the Adjara Tourism and Resorts Department of the western region of the country.
The Administration said tourism businesses from Georgia had also been presented at the national stand at the fair, showcasing their services and establishing contacts with Polish companies.
The Administration also said Polish tour operators expressed interest in Georgia’s Black Sea resorts, cuisine and adventure tourism attractions.
About 13,000 visitors attended the Wroclaw Fair, which hosted up to 200 tourist organisations and companies between March 22-24.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration is hosting journalists from the leading Italian media, including Rai, Radio TV Serie A and Il Sole 24 Ore publication, for a promotional campaign for Georgia’s tourism potential, the GNTA said on Saturday.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration on Tuesday said Tourist Austria International, an Austrian travel trade magazine, had promoted Georgia’s tourism potential, wine, cuisine, sea, winter and spa resorts, tourist products and diversity of the country.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration on Friday said Die Presse, an Austrian-based German-language daily broadsheet newspaper, was promoting Georgia’s visitor potential, advantages of mountain tourism, cuisine and culture.
The Georgian National Tourism Administration last week showcased the country’s visitor attractions at the Matka travel fair in Helsinki, Finland.