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Guests visit Georgia less often but leave billions: tourists spent 3 billion GEL in three months
The flow of foreign travelers to the country has decreased, but Georgia has maintained a high level of tourist activity, with Russians, Turks, and Armenians once again being the main guests.
Tbilisi to be relieved for $250 million: Georgia received money for a new bypass highway
The new road should accelerate transit through the country, reduce traffic jams in the capital, and strengthen Georgia's role as a transport bridge between Europe and Asia.
Batumi strengthens its position in the Black Sea: port launches new ferry route
The Georgian port expands international connections and expects to attract new cargo flows between the countries of the region
Temu Overwhelmed Tbilisi Airport Cargo Terminal: Parcel Delivery Reached Capacity Limits
The rapid growth of online trade has increased cargo volumes in Georgia, and logistics infrastructure will require expansion
NBG and Visa Launch New Tool for Bank Customers
Georgia develops digital services for consumers, allowing them to choose more favorable banking products and payment services
Tbilisi Dry Port wants to buy its own railway platforms: freight routes to be protected from disruptions
Tbilisi Dry Port is preparing for a new stage of development and intends to increase the reliability of container delivery between Poti and the Georgian capital
Georgia's Logistics Gaining Momentum: Transport Sector Approaches 11.5 Billion Lari Mark
The country is expanding its warehouse infrastructure and developing its role as a regional transport hub, but its share in the economy still lags behind major international hubs
Loans in Georgia are growing at a record pace: banks issued almost a billion lari more in a month
The loan portfolio of Georgian banks continues to expand, and residents and companies are increasingly taking out loans in the national currency
Europebet earned almost 170 million GEL in a year, but the company's profit sharply declined
The online casino increased revenues in Georgia, but rising costs led to a nearly one-third drop in net profit
Georgian markets earned over 200 million GEL in a year: where the main money circulates
The country's trading platforms continue to be a large segment of the economy, with almost half of all industry workers located in Tbilisi
Kutaisi Airport Prepares to Welcome Giants: New Runway to Transform Air Hub Capabilities
Upon project completion, the airport will be able to service large and wide-body aircraft, potentially opening new opportunities for tourism and cargo transportation.
Georgia is upgrading an important highway
The renovation of the section between Gomi, Sachkhere, Chiatura, and Zestafoni is expected to improve transport links and make journeys safer
Georgian Banks Set New Record: Deposits Grew by 2 Billion Lari in One Month
Residents and companies continue to actively replenish accounts, and the level of deposits in national currency reached a multi-month high
Georgia Sets Ten-Year Transportation Record: Ports and Railways Sharply Increase Volumes
In the first half of 2026, the country's sea terminals handled 9.7 million tons of cargo, and "Georgian Railway" showed the best result in the last ten years
State Electrosystem Comments on Second Consecutive Blackout in Georgia
The State Electrosystem promises to restore stable network operation and continues to investigate the repeated large-scale outage
Georgia Opens Tech Hub in Former Parliament Building: Drones, AI, and Robots Replace Politics
Kutaisi receives a new technology and startup center, for which authorities spent millions of dollars and promise to transform the city into a regional IT hub
Georgia launches investigation into major blackout: authorities demand explanation for accident
Energy regulator gained access to data from all companies after power outage left the country's largest cities without electricity
Georgia without electricity: large-scale blackout affected dozens of cities
The emergency outage occurred at night, with water supply problems in some areas
Fines for fare evasion brought Georgia almost 1.7 million GEL - collections increased by 68%
Budget revenues from sanctions and penalties sharply increased amid enhanced control over violations
Electricity Consumption in Georgia Increased
Growing demand intensifies the need for new generation sources and energy storage systems
Georgia Resumes Electricity Sales to Turkey
After a pause in June, supplies resumed due to changes in the Turkish energy market
From Tbilisi to Batumi in 4 hours: Georgia accelerates railway and enhances track safety
Reducing travel time required installing cameras at crossings and new protective fences
Georgia expects to earn almost $5 billion from tourism in 2026
The increase in tourist flow from Europe, Russia, and Ukraine will partially offset the decline in revenues from a number of markets
Pavel Durov: Georgia Can Become a New Hub for Business and Technology
Telegram Founder Impressed by the Country
Georgia to Host Largest Car Festival - Thousands of Guests Await Rare Cars, Sports Cars, and Fuel Raffle
Tbilisi Outlet Village will transform into a hub of automotive culture for one day, featuring exhibitions, music, and entertainment for the whole family
Russia remains the main source of tourist money for Georgia - the country earned almost $2 billion in six months
Despite a general decline in tourism revenues, the European direction showed significant growth
Energo-Pro Georgia earned 1.12 billion GEL - company's profit grew, and investments reached 310 million GEL
Georgia's largest energy market player increased revenues, expanded assets, and continued infrastructure modernization
Georgian Banks Transition to Unified Nasdaq Platform - Financial Sector Prepared for New Growth Phase
Five Largest Banks in the Country Will Implement International Treasury Management System with Support from the National Bank of Georgia
Oil transportation via BTC decreased to 2.1 million tons in July
Transportation through the region's largest oil pipeline dropped to 2.1 million tons, while Baku-Supsa remains non-operational.