Georgia is more than breathtaking mountains, ancient monasteries and legendary hospitality. It is also home to one of the oldest continuously documented winemaking traditions in the world. Archaeological evidence traces winemaking in Georgia back roughly 8,000 years, while the traditional Georgian qvevri method remains alive today. For travellers who want to experience the country beyond the usual sightseeing routes, Georgian wine offers a direct connection to its history, fa

Georgia is beautiful in every season, but autumn reveals the country at its most colourful, generous and atmospheric. From golden vineyards and snow-dusted mountain peaks to lively harvest celebrations and warm traditional meals, this is a wonderful time to experience the country’s landscapes, culture and hospitality. Whether you are interested in wine, nature, food, history or photography, here is why Georgia should be on your autumn travel list. The Landscapes Transform Bet

Georgian gastronomy is a symphony of flavors, enticing the palate with a diverse array of dishes deeply rooted in the country's history...