They got acquainted with the tourist potential of Georgia in Poland

The National Tourism Administration of Georgia took part in the ITTF Warsaw international tourism exhibition in Warsaw, Poland. At the exhibition, the National Administration of Tourism was presented with a single promotional stand together with 4 Georgian companies.

Within the framework of the exhibition, presentations about the tourist destination of Georgia were organized.  Negotiations were held with Polish companies in order to prepare tourist packages and bring tourist groups to Georgia.

"The National Tourism Administration together with the private sector was at the Warsaw Tourism Exhibition. As you know, the Polish tourism market is one of strategic importance for Georgia, we have quite a lot of direct flights during the year. We conduct various types of campaigns, such as roadshow meetings, presentations in order to bring many more travelers from Poland to Georgia," said the National Tourism Administration. Administration tree Pastor Maya Omiadze.  

After the end of ITTF Warsaw, as part of the marketing campaign, the National Tourism Administration of Georgia organized promotional "roadshows" in three Polish cities. Polish tour operators in Warsaw, Lodz and Wroclaw got acquainted with Georgian tourist products.  Ambassador of Georgia to Poland Diana Zghenti addressed the participants of the "roadshows".

"I am very glad that the National Tourism Administration of Georgia has singled out Poland as a strategic direction. For us, Poland is a very important market - especially in the direction of tourism. For me, as the ambassador of Georgia in Poland and for the Embassy of Georgia, promotion of tourism is one of the main goals, and I am very glad that we were given the opportunity to interview many tour operators, representatives of the media, it is important to have the opportunity to have direct meetings with representatives of Georgian businesses. to have with local tour operators "We hope that next year the number of Polish tourists in Georgia will increase even more," said Diana Zhgenti, Ambassador of Georgia to Poland.

The goal of the marketing campaign of the National Tourism Administration is to increase awareness of Georgia in Poland and attract tourist flows to Georgia.