Maia Omiadze, the Head of the Georgian National Tourism Administration, has emphasized the significance of hosting World Tourism Day in Georgia for the first time. The theme for this year’s event, which has just been announced, is “Tourism and Peace.”
Omiadze stated that by hosting this event, Georgia will be able to send a message to the world about the importance of peace for the development of tourism. On September 27, representatives from international organizations and notable figures in the tourism industry will gather in Georgia to discuss global trends in tourism.
According to Mariam Kvrivishvili, the Deputy Economy Minister, 25 ministers and other prominent figures from the tourism and transport sectors will attend the meeting. The decision to host this important event in Georgia was unanimously approved by 38 members of the European Commission of the World Tourism Organization (WTO) in 2023.
This event will provide an opportunity for Georgia to showcase its potential as a tourist destination and highlight the country’s commitment to promoting peace and stability. It will also serve as a platform for discussing ways to further develop and improve the tourism industry globally.
The hosting of World Tourism Day in Georgia is a testament to the country’s growing importance in the global tourism market. It is a great opportunity for Georgia to strengthen its ties with other countries and organizations in the tourism sector and to learn from their experiences.
In conclusion, the upcoming World Tourism Day in Georgia is a significant event that will bring together key players in the tourism industry to discuss important issues and promote peace through tourism. It is a proud moment for Georgia and a chance to showcase its potential as a top tourist destination.
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