According to the National Environmental Protection Agency, a significant increase in air temperature is expected in Georgia from April 16.

Tbilisi to Welcome New Main Airport in Vaziani, Announces Deputy Minister Mariam Kvirivishvili.

According to data on March 25, the air temperature in Tbilisi will reach +14 degrees during the day and +3 degrees at night. Rain is expected.

Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobakhidze, has outlined a clear timetable for the commencement of the Anaklia port project.

Georgian Wine Exports Surge in Early 2024: The beginning of 2024 has marked a significant increase in Georgian wine exports, showcasing growth in both volume and value compared to the same period in the previous year.

A few minutes after takeoff, the Wizz Air flight Kutaisi - Barcelona landed back at Kutaisi International Airport. The reason for the return of the plane was information about the alleged presence of explosives on board - Kutaisi International Airport issued an official statement on this matter.

The National Environment Agency publishes information about the expected weather for the coming days.

Georgia's tourism sector witnessed a remarkable surge in 2023, with revenues exceeding $4.1 billion, marking a significant 17% increase compared to 2022. This year's earnings from international travel have outperformed the pre-pandemic figures by 24%, indicating a robust recovery and growth in the industry.

Khomli Ushelouri, recognized as Georgia's most expensive wine, is set to make its mark in Germany come spring.

In 2023, Georgian wine has witnessed an increase in its export value, ranking it second among Georgia's export products. Official statistics reveal that in the first 11 months of 2023, Georgia exported 83.1 tons of wine valued at $239.3 million.

Khomli Ushelouri, recognized as Georgia's most expensive wine, is set to make its mark in Germany come spring.

From December 3rd to 5th, Batumi became the epicenter of culinary arts with the first-ever international gastronomic forum in Georgia, "Gastro Batumi."

Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Garibashvili, announced during his 2023 report presentation that the long-awaited construction of the Anaklia port will commence in 2024. This development marks a significant milestone in the project’s progress, moving it into the crucial phase of company selection.

An earthquake occurred in Georgia, reports the National Seismic Monitoring Center.

The fire that broke out in the forest near the village of Lechuri in Kakheti (Eastern Georgia) has been extinguished. Information about this is distributed by the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

As a result of an inspection of the Tbilisi and Gori branches of Outpatient Clinic LLC and Health for All 3 LLC, the Agency for Regulating Medical and Pharmaceutical Activities of the Ministry of Health of Georgia found that the institutions illegally wrote out prescriptions for potent psychotropic drugs without any medical examinations.

The National Environment Agency of Georgia publishes the weather forecast for December 4-7. According to forecasters, warm weather without precipitation will continue in the country on December 4, and rainy weather is expected in some areas on December 5-7.

The tourism sector has marked a significant milestone in 2023, with earnings from international visitors reaching a record-breaking $3.3 billion in the first three quarters.

Georgia is set to host the esteemed IWSC Wine Judging competition for the second time, with an impressive lineup of 520 wines from over 170 companies registered for the event. This year's participation marks a record high for the competition.

In a significant development for Georgia's financial technology landscape, TBC Bank has become the inaugural partner of VISA's international payment platform, CyberSource. This collaboration positions TBC as a frontrunner in the nation's digital payment processing sector.

Starlink, the revolutionary high-speed satellite-based Internet service, has officially launched in Georgia, according to an announcement on their official Twitter page.

Scheduled for October 14, Gurjaani, the epicenter of winemaking, will proudly host its wine festival for the fifth consecutive year.

The illustrious International Wine and Spirit Competition (IWSC) is set to inaugurate its 2024 Wine Awards in the revered viticultural landscape of Georgia, known as the “cradle of winemaking.” This autumn, connoisseurs and wine aficionados from around the globe will gather in this ancient wine-producing region to bestow honors upon exceptional wines.

The National Environmental Agency publishes information about the expected weather in Georgia on September 27-29.

In response to the devastating natural disaster that recently swept through the Kakheti region, the Georgian government has pledged financial aid to affected residents. This commitment was confirmed by the administration of the state's representative in Kakheti, following the Prime Minister's directive.