Kutaisi

Georgia is a country that is filled with breathtaking natural landscapes, rich culture, and unique experiences that can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages. From the soaring peaks of the Caucasus Mountains to the pristine beaches of the Black Sea coast, Georgia has something to offer every type of traveler. Back in 2014, I had the pleasure of taking a road trip with my dad from Kutaisi to Tbilisi. Along the way, we experienced the many different sides of Georgia and the wonderful people who…

Bagrati Cathedral probably is among the most iconic site to visit in Georgia, and it should be a must have on your travel list if you have been in those parts of Georgia (Kutaisi). If you are traveling to or from Kutaisi International airport take your time and pay a visit here. In fact I have visited Bagrati cathedral just between my travels to or from Kutaisi airport. So did happened my first visit here after I had been living in Georgia for more than 3 years. And so did happened when I last…

Kutaisi International Airport, located in Georgia's second-largest city, is the gateway to one of the country's most beautiful regions. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and rivers, Kutaisi is a perfect base for exploring the natural wonders of western Georgia. Here's what you need to know about flights to Kutaisi International Airport and what to do once you arrive. Flights to Kutaisi International Airport Kutaisi International Airport is served by several budget airlines, including Wizz Air…

<p>Low fare airline company Wizz Air &nbsp;has announced, that starting April 1st, 2014 a new route will be opened, serving Vilnius, Lithuania &nbsp;- Kutaisi, Georgia.</p><p><a href="http://wizzair.com/en-GB/TimeTable/Vilnius/Kutaisi">Tickets can be bought already, and they cost about 50 EUR one way.</a></p><p><img src="http://reinisfischer.com/sites/default/files/wizair.JPG&quot; alt="" width="737"…

In 2012, the Parliament of Georgia was relocated from Tbilisi to Kutaisi by then-president Mikheil Saakashvili. The move was meant to give a boost to the city of Kutaisi. However, after the Parliament elections in 2012, which were won by the Georgian Dream coalition, plans were made to move the Parliament back to Tbilisi due to communication issues with other government institutions and high travel expenses. As an impartial observer, I have always seen the potential benefits of moving the…