Articles about Georgia

A ready-made one-week Georgia route for first-timers: Tbilisi, Kakheti, Kazbegi and Batumi in 7 days, with transport, seasons and budget. No visa required.

Austria, France, Italy, Slovenia or Georgia's Gudauri: we break down where to ski by skill level, budget and season, and where Ukrainians don't need a visa.

The cheapest trips from Ukraine in 2026 are Georgia, Albania, off-peak Turkey, Egypt and the Balkans. We break the destinations down by visa, season and an honest spending range, with the closed airspace factored in.

Four visa-free destinations for a first trip abroad: Turkey, Georgia, Poland, and Montenegro. We break down how long you can stay, how to travel without direct flights, and the classic beginner mistakes.

The sea in September is warmer than in June, yet it costs like the off-season. Where to head in autumn for different priorities.

With a biometric passport, a Ukrainian can enter roughly 149 countries without a visa or with a visa on arrival. We break down the 2026 destinations by the point of the trip: beach, Europe, the exotic, and we honestly separate true visa-free travel from the visa they simply stamp at the airport.

In spring your travel schedule is set by flowers, not the sea: by when the cherry blossoms open in Kyoto or the tulips near Amsterdam. We break down four destinations month by month, with approximate 2026 bloom dates, prices, and the honest downsides of each.

Georgian cuisine is regional, and the name of a dish on the menu tells you less than the region where you order it.

There is no single best month for Georgia: the sea, the mountains, the wine and the skiing all open at different times. Here is which month to pick for which goal, with a table and honest downsides.

There's no visa to arrange: Ukrainians enter Georgia visa-free for up to one full year. We break down the documents, the shorter limit introduced in 2025, the new mandatory insurance and the questions you may face at the border.

Svaneti is Georgia's mysterious highland region, home to ancient traditions, medieval watchtowers and a cuisine unlike anywhere else.

Discover Vardzia, Georgia's astonishing cave city with a rich history tied to Queen Tamar and its breathtaking architecture.

Georgia invites you to discover its one-of-a-kind ancient monasteries, mountain villages and breathtaking landscapes.

Discover Georgia's ancient culture, scenic mountains and singular cuisine by visiting 9 amazing places across the country.

Driving the beautiful winding back roads of Georgia's remote western region of Imereti is a real joy, though it isn't something you'd normally link to a religious experience.

"Socks are the key thing. Dry socks, really. That's the most important thing you need to bring with you," says my guide, Giorgi. "You should never set off on a hike without a spare pair."

Today Georgian wine is recovering after nearly 100 years of isolation and damage inflicted by a system that industrialized viticulture and institutionalized the practice of making bad wine. The small country, roughly the size of West Virginia, was the main wine supplier for the entire USSR.