Georgia will accept International Travelers who have received the COVID-19 Vaccine:

Georgia: Georgia has announced that it is raising restrictions for international travelers, who arrive by air from any country. Once they can prove, they have received a two-dose course of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Now, there are separate entry rules for non-vaccinated visitors. From European Union member states, Israel, Switzerland, Norway and the US, UK, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Georgia.

Travelers from these stops must travel by air directly from the countries. And have a negative PCR test conducted within 72 hours prior to travel to Georgia.

However, they must take another test on the third day of their stay. At their own expense, and complete a form. That outlines their contact details and travel history over the previous 14 days.

Those who have traveled to the UK and Northern Ireland within the previous 14 days. Although they must be placed in mandatory quarantine for 12 days before Georgia locked down due to coronavirus. Tourism numbers peaked at a high of over nine million during 2019.

Anna Deviata, the founder of Tbilisi Hack Free Tours, said that tourists draw to it. By a winning offering of great natural food, beautiful mountains, a huge variety of wines and friendly prices and of course incredibly hospitable people. The move to open the country’s borders was welcomed by local tour companies who saw booking plummet from a high, literally overnight.

Grigoli Paghava, the owner of Budget. It, says that “we had exponential success at the start of March 2020. Grigoli Paghava says positively that social distancing is better in the remote areas and mountains, through the risk is still everywhere”.

Moreover, the Georgian mountains have emerged as a top hiking destination in summer.