Private Tour Guide               Georgia 

(Chai, China, Chakvi) could be another headline for the blog I am presenting now. In the last three years, Georgia has been becoming increasingly popular among Chinese tourists. According to statistics, around 130 000 visitors came to Georgia in 2025, which is a 40% increase compared to 2024. As I personally have experience working with them as a tour guide, I can say that their main interests are nature, mountains, hiking, and picturesque places. However, they are also quite

Germany holds a special place in Georgian history. It is such a broad and rich topic that not just one blog—or even one or two books—would be enough to cover it fully. Still, I will try to summarize a few stories that may be interesting not for historians or researchers, but for first-time visitors from Germany who come to Georgia as tourists. After hiking in the mountains, they may want to learn a bit more about the history of the city and the country they are discovering. O

In recent years, Georgia has become increasingly visible in the United Kingdom. As a tour guide, I have noticed more and more British visitors coming to Georgia, especially after the restoration of direct flights from London Luton Airport to Tbilisi International Airport. Before arriving, most travelers search for information about the country. Many already know about Georgian wine, traditional food, and the beautiful Caucasus Mountains. However, I believe that most British v

Everything started In the 19th century, modern Georgia was not an independent country as it is today. At that time, the region had been annexed by the Russian Empire. In 1801, the empire abolished the Georgian monarchy and deported members of the royal family, the Bagrationi dynasty, to different parts of the Russian Empire. The Bagrationi dynasty had ruled Georgian kingdoms for centuries, and this event marked the end of the Georgian monarchy in eastern Georgia. However, the