Forbes Spain Travel names Batumi among “most desirable travel destinations” for 2026
Forbes Spain Travel has named Batumi among the most desirable travel destinations for 2026.
The prestigious publication shared with millions of readers a list of travel destinations for 2026, where Batumi was among such interesting tourist destinations as Madrid, Miami, Austria, Abu Dhabi, New Zealand, Andalusia, Costa Rica and others.
“Batumi, Georgia's economic capital, stretching along the Black Sea, is one of the most impressive urban destinations in Europe. Founded in the 4th century BC, Batumi is an eclectic yet impressive mix of futuristic skyscrapers, neoclassical villas, Soviet architecture and a collection of trendy restaurants, cafes and clubs. The city’s main symbol is the Alphabet Tower, designed by Spanish Alberto Domingo Cabo. The 133-meter-high tower stands in Batumi Boulevard, a coastal promenade more than seven kilometers long. Nearby are two giant steel sculptures Ali and Nino, which are in constant motion”, the article said.
Forbes Spain Travel is the Spanish-language travel publication of Forbes, which focuses on tourism. It publishes articles, reports and covers events focused on the travel experience, tourism strategy, hospitality and the development of the high-value tourism industry.
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German wine professionals tour Georgia with support from National Wine Agency
17.06.2026.18:18
A delegation of wine professionals, journalists, bloggers, and influencers from Germany has recently visited Georgia. The tour was financed by the National Wine Agency and organised by its contractor, the marketing firm ff.k Public Relations.
According to the National Wine Agency, during the visit, the nine-member group travelled to the Kartli and Kakheti regions, visiting various wine companies and traditional cellars. They sampled a diverse array of Georgian wine styles and gained first-hand insight into the unique craftsmanship and process of making qvevri (traditional clay vessels).
The National Wine Agency initiated its partnership with the German agency ff.k Public Relations in 2021, aiming to popularise Georgian wine and boost its export potential. This active promotional campaign continues throughout the current year. As part of the strategy, tasting seminars are being hosted across various German cities for wine professionals, trade representatives, and consumers alike. Additionally, Georgian wine is being showcased at major international exhibitions, backed by targeted advertising and media campaigns, alongside tailored wine tours to Georgia for members of the press, sommeliers, and retailers.
Germany currently ranks among Georgia’s top five wine export markets, driven by a steady rise in sales volume. Georgia exported nearly 670,000 litres of wine to Germany between January and May this year, up 33% year-on-year.