Georgia’s Growing Tourism Industry Will Get a Major Lift From Ryanair
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The low-cost carrier expanding its network to Georgia will be good news for the nation's already-growing tourism industry. But with $11 (€9.99) flights comes great responsibility for a tourism economy.
In what will come as welcome news to Georgia's tourism industry, low-cost carrier Ryanair announced Wednesday that it will begin operations in the country. In November the airline will launch three routes: Tbilisi to Milan, Kutaisi to Bologna, and Kutaisi to Marseille. A fourth Tbilisi to Cologne route will kick off in April 2020
The former Soviet republic has heavily invested in building its tourism industry over the last decade, but the addition of Europe's largest low-cost carrier is something of a milestone. As Skift reported in earl
