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Georgian Tourism Association
Georgian Tourism Association (GTA) 
Georgian Tourism Association (GTA) is an organization of Private Tourism Companies, Hotels, Wine Companies, Transport, Airlines, and VET Colleges in Georgia. The association was founded in 2006 to promote the cooperation between the tourism companies cooperation between the private and public sectors, sustainable tourism development in Georgia, accessibility of tourism information and country marketing, capacity building, and quality management for tourism services. Georgian Tourism Association works on product development in incoming, domestic, and outgoing tourism.  
Every tourism company with legal business practices is invited to become a member. 
Georgian Tourism Association signed of UNWTO Global Code of Ethics for Tourism on 4 April 2017 
Georgian Tourism Association is awarded the "Cluster Management Excellence Label BRONZE - Striving for Cluster Excellence", by the European Secretariat for Cluster Analysis (ESCA).

        
News & Events
November 4, 2024
Georgian Tourism Association organized a training session “Increase awareness of Labor Rights & OSH in Tourism & Hospitality sector" for members of Association, training was held October 28, 2024. On training was presented Survey Analysis of Labor Rights & Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) in Tourism & Hospitality sector. The aim of the project is to increase awareness and understanding of Labor Rights and Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) regulations among employers in the Tourism & Hospitality sector in Georgia, with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and startups, particularly those led by youth and women. Project partner Grant Thornton Georgia. The project is implemented under CIPE and Solidarity Center’s joint “Engaging Workers and Civil Society to Strengthen Labor Law Enforcement," Phase II project.
November 1, 2024
Georgian Tourism Association participated at the 1st ENABLING PV Forum for South Caucasus & Central Asia, October, 2024. The forum brought together over 100 key stakeholders from the public sector, industry, finance, and academia to collaboratively discuss and sustainable energy in the region. The event highlighted critical insights, fostering innovation and partnerships to drive the clean energy transition forward. Natalie Kvachantiradze- Chairperson of GTA represent the transformative potential of renewable energy and energy efficiency in the tourism sector in Georgia.
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