Georgia Tourism Association (GTA) successfully held the first meeting of its Education & Skills Committee, bringing together representatives from the tourism and hospitality industry, educational institutions, government agencies, and international partners.The Committee has been established to strengthen collaboration between education and industry, ensuring that Georgia develops the skilled workforce needed for a competitive, innovative, and sustainable tourism sector.The Committee agreed on the next steps, including the development of a one-year Action Plan address key priorities for the sector.

Natalie Kvachantiradze: Clean Energy Can Strengthen Georgia’s Tourism Sector. The Georgian Tourism Association chair discusses rising energy costs, growing interest in solar power, and how clean energy could support Georgia’s tourism competitiveness. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1JEGhdj1Wo/