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Celebrate Europe Day in Batumi: Discover the impact of EU-Georgia partnershipJoin the celebration of Europe Day in Batum...
19/06/2025

Celebrate Europe Day in Batumi: Discover the impact of EU-Georgia partnership

Join the celebration of Europe Day in Batumi on Saturday, June 21, from 13:00 to 17:00 at Sheraton Batumi, and explore the real and lasting changes that the EU-Georgia partnership brings to people’s everyday lives.

Organized by the European Union in Georgia, the event aims to highlight how cooperation between the EU and the Georgian people contributes to community development, expanding opportunities, and building a brighter future. Through inspiring stories, interactive games, and engaging activities, visitors will get an up-close look at the benefits of this partnership.

Whether you’re curious about the EU’s work in Georgia or just looking for a fun and informative way to spend your Saturday, Europe Day in Batumi offers a perfect setting for connection, discovery, and inspiration.

Event Highlights:
Opening Ceremony at 13:00

Meet the EU Team – Engage with representatives from EU member states and explore their cultures.

EU Project Zone – Learn how EU-funded initiatives are improving lives across Georgia, from education and sustainable development to employment and equality.

Educational Game “Bookshelf” – Join young people in a fun, interactive exploration of EU history and literature.

Audio-visual Exhibition “This Country is Yours” – Immerse yourself in the traditions of Georgia, European values, and the role of civil society.

Europe Day Market – Sample local products and browse handmade items created by EU-supported beneficiaries.

Documentary Photography: History Through the Lens – Attend a masterclass by renowned Georgian photographer Natela Grigalashvili on storytelling through visual imagery.

Traditional Embroidery Workshop – Learn the art of Adjara-style embroidery with artisan Mzevinari Iremadze.

Model Ship Workshop & Exhibition “Afra” – Build your own ship model and explore maritime craftsmanship.

“You Create Music” Workshop – Discover how electronic music is made with Saba Aznarashvili.

Kite-making Workshop – Make and personalize your own kite.

Live Concert Finale:
The celebration will conclude at 18:00 at the Batumi Tennis Club with live performances from beloved Georgian bands Killages and Mechanical Rainbow.

This year, Europe Day also marks the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration—the foundation of what we now know as the European Union. Celebrating it in Georgia is yet another demonstration of the EU’s enduring support for the Georgian people.

For more details on Europe Day and upcoming activities, follow the European Union in Georgia’s official platforms.

https://georgiatoday.ge/celebrate-europe-day-in-batumi-discover-the-impact-of-eu-georgia-partnership/

What to do in Georgia In Georgia, you’re truly spoilt for choice for things to do — in fact, you're unlikely to fit ever...
04/06/2025

What to do in Georgia

In Georgia, you’re truly spoilt for choice for things to do — in fact, you're unlikely to fit everything you want to do into one trip, thanks to the city's vibrant nightlife, cutting-edge cultural institutions like the Tbilisi Opera and Ballet Theatre, and world-class museums such as the Georgian National Museum. Our ideal day in Tbilisi would involve photos by the Holy Trinity Cathedral or Chronicle of Georgia, a cable car or hike to see Mother Georgia (a statue erected in 1958 to celebrate the capital's 1500th anniversary) and a few hours spent relaxing in Gulo’s Thermal Spa, with some shopping and restaurant-hopping thrown in for good measure.

Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts can head to the Caucasus mountains in Kazbegi, where you can also heli-hike if so inclined, with beautiful ancient churches and other relics to take in, too. While oenophiles will love visiting Kakheti’s vineyards – just make sure you hire a driver for the day. Further off the beaten track you’ll find Mtskheta, Georgia’s UNESCO-protected former capital, and make sure to visit the Black Sea beaches at Batumi, if time permits.

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/travel/travel-guides/a64810326/georgian-national-tourism-luxury-travel-guide/

Where to stay in Georgia Georgia’s hotel scene is being redefined by a new generation of design-led properties offering ...
04/06/2025

Where to stay in Georgia

Georgia’s hotel scene is being redefined by a new generation of design-led properties offering luxury without the fuss. In Tbilisi, Paragraph Freedom Square — a Luxury Collection Hotel — makes a striking impression at the heart of the city; blending refined elegance with contemporary flair. With its grand interiors, exceptional dining, and impeccable service, it offers a refined yet inviting experience just steps from the capital’s landmarks. For a more intimate stay, Afisha Hotel brings a modern and creative energy, thanks to its bold design touches and personalised service; perfect for travellers looking to immerse themselves in Tbilisi’s vibrant artistic spirit.

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/travel/travel-guides/a64810326/georgian-national-tourism-luxury-travel-guide/

BWH Hotels has announced a major expansion in the country of Georgia, celebrating the signing of several transformative ...
27/05/2025

BWH Hotels has announced a major expansion in the country of Georgia, celebrating the signing of several transformative new developments during Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025. This milestone underscores how BWH Hotels continues to invest across the EMEA region and its commitment to entering high-potential markets with elevated hospitality offerings.

Among the highlights is the signing of the Grand Life WorldHotels™ Luxury, a landmark development in Batumi, which will become the city’s first-ever luxury city hotel. Developed in partnership with leading Georgian real estate company European Village LLC, Grand Life is scheduled to open in 2027 and will join the esteemed WorldHotels Luxury collection. In tandem, BWH Hotels will also introduce a WorldHotels™ Residences project in Batumi, further strengthening the brand’s position in the long-stay and branded residences segment—both properties marking the debut of WorldHotels in this vibrant Black Sea resort city.

Wytze van den Berg, Vice President of International Operations, EMEA at BWH Hotels, remarked,
“We are off to a strong start in 2025 with exciting momentum across the EMEA region. One of the key highlights this quarter was our successful presence at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) Dubai, where we proudly announced the signing of two new WorldHotels properties in the dynamic and fast-growing destination of Batumi, Georgia—a brand-new market for our portfolio.”

The Batumi property announcements follow another significant signing in Kutaisi, the Best Western® Residence Panorama Red, which marks the second Best Western project in the city. With 3,500 years of history and rapid modern development, Kutaisi is fast becoming a hub for international investment and tourism. Home to Kutaisi International Airport, which serves over 1.7 million passengers annually, the market offers strong growth potential. The new project is well-positioned to capitalize on this momentum, adding value to the destination and strengthening the brand’s presence in one of Georgia’s most historic and evolving cities.



With 10 properties planned in Georgia, BWH is cementing its role in the country’s hospitality sector, supported by its partnership with Mr. Gocha Jaiani and Capitol HPS, a key player in Georgian property development. The momentum generated at ATM Dubai, from impactful media engagements to strategic partnerships, reflects the brand’s forward-thinking strategy and growing influence across the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

rom June 14The Yerevan-Batumi-Yerevan international train, operated by South Caucasus Railways, will start service  on J...
21/05/2025

rom June 14

The Yerevan-Batumi-Yerevan international train, operated by South Caucasus Railways, will start service on June 14. This agreement was reached following a meeting between representatives of SCR and the Georgian Railways (GR) held in Yerevan on May 20.

Specifically, the train will run every other day: departing from Yerevan on even days of the month and from Batumi on odd days. Tickets for the train will be available for purchase soon. During the route's duration from June 14 to October 2, the Yerevan-Tbilisi-Yerevan train will be canceled. According to the General Director of SCR Alexey Melnikov, there is a traditionally high demand for travel on the international route among citizens of Armenia and its guests. Representatives from state bodies responsible for managing border checkpoints also attended the meeting to discuss the possibility of simplifying border and customs procedures when crossing the Armenian-Georgian border by train. Among other issues, the parties discussed launching of a tourist train using SCR's rolling stock, which will travel for 3 days in Armenia and 6 days in Georgia. The Czech company "Gepard Express" has initiated this plan to attract mainly European tourists to the route.

The international train Yerevan-Batumi-Yerevan features three types of modern carriages: reserved seat, compartment and sleeping. The travel time from Yerevan to Batumi is about 16 hours. Tickets can be purchased at the main railway stations in Armenia and Georgia, as well as online. Additional information can be found on the company's website - www.railway.am.

https://finport.am/full_news.php?id=53166&lang=3

La Quinta by Wyndham Opens its Doors in Beautiful Batumi, Georgia Wyndham Hotels & Resorts introduced its highly anticip...
29/04/2025

La Quinta by Wyndham Opens its Doors in Beautiful Batumi, Georgia

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts introduced its highly anticipated La Quinta by Wyndham brand to the Georgian market, opening the beachside La Quinta® by Wyndham Batumi, in one of the fastest-growing travel destinations on the Black Sea coast. Often referred to as the “Pearl of the Black Sea”, Batumi is renowned for its vibrant blend of modern and historical architecture, beautiful beaches, subtropical climate and rich culinary scene.

Georgia’s tourism industry is thriving, and Batumi is leading the way as one of the country’s top travel hotspots, thanks to its stunning Black Sea coastline and vibrant city vibe. In 2024 alone, Georgia welcomed 7.4 million international visitors, marking a 4.2% increase from the previous year. La Quinta by Wyndham Batumi is ideally positioned as a premium choice for tourists, business travellers and digital nomads alike seeking a blend of quality, comfort and global consistency.

“Wyndham’s mission is simple: make hotel travel accessible for all, and that means growing where travellers are going. Georgia has become an increasingly important destination in the region, with tourism continuing to thrive year after year. Introducing the La Quinta by Wyndham brand here marks a meaningful step in deepening our presence in this dynamic market. We see tremendous long-term potential in Georgia and remain committed to expanding our footprint across the country as part of our broader EMEA growth strategy.”

Perfectly situated just steps from the soft sands of Batumi Beach and only two kilometers from Batumi International Airport this hotel puts you right in the heart of the action. Explore nearby restaurants, shop at MetroCity Batumi mall, or take in the city’s top attractions like the iconic Ali and Nino Statue, Miracle Park, Piazza Square, the Dancing Fountains and the elegant Colonnades - all just minutes away.

The 98-room La Quinta by Wyndham Batumi, opened with owner ELT Group, offers a wide range of rooms from king and twin rooms through to suites, catering to every type of traveller and party size. Convenience and comfort are key with on-site parking, a 24/7 fitness centre, wellness centre - with sauna, steam room and massage room as well as an international restaurant and a sophisticated bar serving signature drinks like the ‘La Quinta Sunrise’. The modern interiors, warm tones and vibrant pops of colour throughout, promise a tranquil atmosphere and relaxing stay.

“La Quinta by Wyndham Batumi marks an exciting milestone to bring a globally recognised brand to the region’s dynamic market, offering a premium hotel that international travellers already know and trust. Wyndham is unrivaled when it comes to technology, guest experience and its loyalty programme and shares our like-minded vision for the Batumi market, which is already emerging as a leading travel destination in Europe, drawing travellers with its rich culture, diverse landscapes and growing tourism infrastructure.”

There are more than 900 La Quinta by Wyndham hotels globally, providing thoughtful amenities, friendly service and an exceptional guest experience that keeps travellers waking up on the bright side. The brand has a global footprint, largely in the United States, with a growing portfolio across the EMEA region in Türkiye and the UAE. La Quinta by Wyndham Batumi is the latest addition to Wyndham’s portfolio in Georgia, where Wyndham is a leading international hotel company with seven hotels and five brands across the country.

To learn more about La Quinta by Wyndham Batumi, or to make a reservation, visit LQ.com.

Tbilisi will host Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025According to latest news, this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contes...
13/04/2025

Tbilisi will host Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025

According to latest news, this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be held in the winner country, Georgia, and within it the host city will be the capital city, Tbilisi.

The statement comes from the Georgian State Procurement Agency and according to the announcement, the contest will be held on December 13, Saturday.

Furthermore, according to the statement, an amount of €172,350 has been allocated to the Ministry of Culture. This amount is related to the cost assessment of organizational matters in preparation for hosting the Contest. However it is not the full budget for hosting the Junior Eurovision, as we are waiting for more details to be determined in the coming months.

Here you can read the whole announcement:

https://escbubble.com/2025/04/tbilisi-will-host-junior-eurovision-song-contest-2025/

Georgia: raptor raptureWith the Greater Caucasus and Russia to the north, the Black Sea to the west and the Lesser Cauca...
02/04/2025

Georgia: raptor rapture

With the Greater Caucasus and Russia to the north, the Black Sea to the west and the Lesser Caucasus running along the southern border, the compact country of Georgia has been blessed with a set of geographical features that combine to produce an awesome migration spectacle. Every autumn, approximately one million birds of prey filtering south towards Africa, are funnelled through a bottleneck at Batumi by the Black Sea coast.

Stepping out into the warm September evening sunshine at Batumi airport after a straightforward flight from London via Istanbul, a Eurasian Sparrowhawk whipped past the bushes by the taxi rank and disappeared over the terminal building. Here as a guest of the Adjara tourist board to participate in the annual Raptor Festival, I took this to be a good omen.

At first light the following morning, I left the hotel and went to explore the wide boulevard. Extending for 6 km along the coast, it is lined with trees and shrubbery and a very good zone for migrant passerines. The haul was modest, but included a few common warblers in the bushes, a handful of Isabelline and Northern Wheatears on the beach and a steady movement of fly-over Yellow Wagtails and hirundines. After breakfast, I joined up with other international birding guests and was driven the half an hour out of town and up to the Sakhalvasho watchpoint. This purpose-built platform sits atop a small hill 800 m above sea level and affords superb views of the Black Sea to the left, the flat plain stretching away to the north and the high, snow-capped peaks of the Greater Caucasus mountains away in the far distance. A few kilometres to the east, we could see the second raptor watchpoint at Shuamta, with the first high ridges of the Lesser Caucasus heading off behind it.

Cont ... https://www.birdguides.com/articles/travel/georgia-raptor-rapture/

River Rock Hotels Launches La Quinta by Wyndham in BatumiRiver Rock Hotels launches  La Quinta by Wyndham in Batumi, bri...
02/04/2025

River Rock Hotels Launches La Quinta by Wyndham in Batumi

River Rock Hotels launches La Quinta by Wyndham in Batumi, bringing new energy and international standards to Georgia’s fast-rising Black Sea destination. The soft opening of the hotel marks the group’s first major hospitality project of 2025 and signals an exciting expansion of the globally recognized Wyndham brand into one of the region’s most dynamic tourism markets.

Located in the heart of Batumi, the new La Quinta by Wyndham is more than just another hotel. With its soft opening now underway, it’s already positioning itself as a premium choice for visitors seeking a blend of quality, comfort, and global consistency. As one of the most recognizable names under the Wyndham umbrella, La Quinta’s entry into the Batumi market reinforces the city’s potential as a world-class travel destination on the Black Sea coast.

Cont.. https://ftnnews.com/travel-news/accommodation/river-rock-hotels-launches-la-quinta-by-wyndham-in-batumi/

The New Frontier: Emerging Destinations for the Next Generation of TravelersGeorgia, situated at the crossroads of Europ...
21/03/2025

The New Frontier: Emerging Destinations for the Next Generation of Travelers

Georgia, situated at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is a hidden gem that captivates visitors with its stunning landscapes and rich history. The Caucasus Mountains offer breathtaking views and hiking trails that are a paradise for adventurers.

Tbilisi, the capital, boasts a unique blend of modern and traditional architecture, creating a cityscape that feels both new and familiar. Known for its ancient winemaking traditions, Georgia offers travelers the chance to taste exceptional wines that have been perfected over thousands of years.

The hospitality of the Georgian people, combined with their delicious cuisine, ensures that visitors feel right at home. Charming villages dot the countryside, each offering a glimpse into the country's vibrant culture and warm-hearted locals.

https://www.msn.com/en-sg/news/other/the-new-frontier-emerging-destinations-for-the-next-generation-of-travelers/ss-AA1Bjd1q =1

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10/03/2025

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