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For many travelers, visiting Georgia goes beyond its mountains, coastline, and world-famous wine — it is also a journey into nostalgia. During the Soviet era, Georgia was a prime destination for health and wellness, drawing families from across the USSR to its renowned resorts and sanatoriums. Mineral-rich waters, fresh sea air, mountain forests, and grand sanatoriums with majestic colonnades and sprawling parks left lasting impressions on generations. But what has become of these Soviet resorts in Georgia today? Which destinations have preserved their historic identity while adapting to modern expectations — and which remain frozen in time? Most importantly, which are still worth visiting, and where should travelers stay? This guide draws on the expertise of Premium Georgia, which has worked closely with the country’s resorts for years, organizing both leisure and medical stays — not in theory, but with practical, hands-on experience.

Georgia continues to gain momentum as one of the most exciting luxury travel destinations in the region. New hotels in Georgia 2025 bring a fresh wave of bold architecture, refined gastronomy, elevated wellness concepts and the kind of hospitality that blends comfort with contemporary aesthetics. The experts at Premium Georgia have prepared an in-depth guide to the Best hotels in Georgia 2025, featuring three standout openings: The Telegraph Hotel – The Leading Hotels of the World (Tbilisi), Paragraph Golf & Spa Tabori, Autograph Collection (Tbilisi), and Pabellón Hotel (Kakheti, Kvareli). Each property was evaluated across key criteria: design, atmosphere, culinary concepts, wellness, activities and overall guest experience.

Private wine tasting in Georgia is more than an experience — it’s an intimate encounter with centuries of craftsmanship, terroir, and living traditions. For travelers who prefer exclusivity over group tours, a personal sommelier, access to a private winery in Georgia, and the opportunity to meet winemakers themselves transforms a simple visit into a cultural discovery.

Previously, we shared our selections of the best five-star hotels in Tbilisi, Batumi, and other regions of Georgia. Today, we want to show a different side of travel — more intimate, authentic, and personal. Boutique hotels in Georgia offer a unique atmosphere, combining comfort with local character, giving you a chance to experience the country more deeply, away from standard tourist routes.

Between mountains, vineyards, and spa retreats, golf tourism in Georgia (country) is redefining what luxury travel feels like. This is where wine meets the fairway — and where every game is played against a backdrop of timeless beauty.

When people think of Georgian national cuisine, two names usually steal the spotlight — khachapuri and khinkali. But beyond cheese bread and juicy dumplings lies a whole world of authentic Georgian dishes that tell the story of the country’s soul — its mountains, vineyards, and people. From the misty peaks of Svaneti to the fertile valleys of Kakheti, every region has its own culinary identity. Food in Georgia isn’t just nourishment — it’s hospitality, emotion, and centuries of tradition served on a plate. So if you’re wondering what to try in Georgia besides khachapuri, here are 10 must-taste regional treasures recommended by the Premium Georgia team.

In today’s world, where every detail matters — from tone of voice to the setting behind the conversation — the choice of venue for a meeting becomes part of your professional language. The place you choose speaks volumes about your taste, your status, and your respect for your partners. Tbilisi, a city where Eastern warmth meets European sophistication, offers a wide variety of refined spaces for confidential negotiations and high-level business discussions. The experts at Premium Georgia have selected the best places for business meetings in Georgia, where privacy, comfort, and impeccable service come together seamlessly.

Georgia — where the Caucasus Mountains kiss the sky, where ancient winemaking traditions meet wild alpine meadows, and where time moves a little slower. As more travelers discover this gem between Europe and Asia, its pristine beauty faces a challenge: how to welcome the world without losing its natural soul. This is your guide to eco-friendly travel in Georgia — where comfort meets consciousness, and every step leaves a lighter footprint.

Just ten years ago, Georgia was best known for its dramatic landscapes, ancient heritage, and winemaking traditions. Today, music has firmly become part of the country’s global identity. In 2026, Georgia stands out as a dynamic cultural hub: concerts in Tbilisi 2026 attract international stars, concerts in Batumi 2026 turn the Black Sea coast into a summer music hotspot, and Tsinandali has evolved into a refined destination for classical music on a European level. The upcoming year promises one of the most diverse and ambitious seasons yet. From stadium-scale performances and international DJ tours to jazz, electronic, and classical festivals, Georgia music events 2026 reflect both global trends and the country’s distinctive artistic voice. In this expert guide by Premium Georgia, we present a curated overview of the most important concerts in Georgia 2026, covering the full season — from winter highlights to autumn festivals, from large arenas to intimate vineyard venues in Kakheti. As many international tours are announced closer to their performance dates, this Georgia event schedule 2026 will be updated regularly with new confirmed shows and festivals.