AtlasGlobal Georgia Signs MoU with GNTA to Develop Tourism

On August 4, the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development’s National Tourism Administration signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the airline company Atlasglobal Georgia. The MoU was signed by the head of the National Tourism Administration George Chogovadze and commercial director of the Georgian Representation of the Airline, Tamar Tandashvili.

The memorandum aims to develop tourism in Georgia through carrying out joint projects and to bring the country’s tourism potential to international level.

“Throughout the next year intensive trainings will be held in Tbilisi and other regions of Georgia at the invitation of different countries’ tour operators. They will meet local representatives, share their experience and will offer tour packages. Getting acquainted with Georgia in the direction of tourism will foster business development in the country and raise awareness at the international level,” said Tandashvili.

After signing the document, Ismet Gunaydin, Turkish tour operator “Etstur” representative, held a training for tourism operators on incoming tourist package creation and operating management in Georgia. The training was held on the initiative of National Tourism Administration and “Atlasglobal Georgia”.

Atlasglobal Georgia has been represented on the airline market since October 2013 and has operated regular flights from Tbilisi to Istanbul. Since 2015, Atlasglobal has expanded its networks and started close collaboration with travel agencies and tour operators in Georgia and abroad.

Meri Taliashvili