Princess Charlene Wittstock of Monaco visited Georgia.

Описание: The number of foreign visitors to Georgia in the third quarter of this year reached two million two hundred thousand people.
Kutaisi International Airport is celebrating its 13th anniversary. Passengers can expect surprises and special offers. Over the past 13 years, Kutaisi International Airport has served more than eight million eight hundred thousand passengers.
Georgia's economy continues to grow. Exports from Georgia to Canada increased by 200%. Ferroalloys are the main export commodity from Georgia to Canada.
The Georgian government is beginning work on a 10-year development strategy for the country, covering the period 2026 to 2035.
Construction of a road to the port of Anaklia on Georgia's Black Sea coast will begin in 2026. Georgian Railways has been commissioned to build a railway line to the site.
A permit has been issued to Ambasadori Island Batumi to build the first multifunctional complex on an artificial island.
A ski resort will be built near Tbilisi in Betania. Georgia currently has six ski resorts.
A bypass road will be built around the resort town of Borjomi. Borjomi is adjacent to the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park. The construction of the bypass road will not only relieve traffic at the resort but also shorten the route to the border.
A Georgian wine presentation was held in the Netherlands. At the presentation, guests were able to taste approximately 50 different varieties of Georgian wines.
Princess Charlene Wittstock of Monaco, accompanied by her brother, visited Georgia to support young rugby players. In 2011, Charlene established her foundation, which promotes sports and education programs.
Since November 2024, she has been President of the Monegasque Rugby Federation. Young Monegasque rugby players are playing several friendly matches in Georgia against high-level Georgian teams.
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