Since 2004, the Georgian government has carried out a series of radical economic and legislative reforms. Crime and corruption have been almost completely eradicated. This gave impetus to the country's development and to investor activity.

• SAFETY:
  • According to the results of the Gallup's Global Law and Order Research conducted in 2010, 2011 and 2012, Georgia took the 3rd place in the world security ranking.
  • In 2014, Georgia took 11th place among 197 countries in terms of the corruption risk indicator. Georgia is ahead of countries such as the Netherlands, France, Norway etc.
• ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT:
  • In the economic ranking covering 189 countries (according to the "Doing Business Report" by World Bank and International Monetary Fund): when it comes to ease of doing business, Georgia ranked 8th
  • real estate registration in Georgia ranked 1st
  • crediting in Georgia ranked 3rd
  • investor protection is in the 16th place
  • Georgia has the lowest total tax burden in Central and Eastern Europe and the seventh lowest in the world. There are only 6 types of taxes in the country.
  • Georgia acts as a physical and political bridge connecting European and Western markets with the huge potential of the Caspian and Central Asia regions through the continuous implementation of several large energy and transport projects.
  • 4 sea ports, modern railway infrastructure.
  • Three international airports and the international highway from the eastern border of Georgia to the Black Sea offer the possibility of the fastest transit of goods from Central Asia to Europe and the other way round.
• WHO INVESTS IN GEORGIA?
  • The quarterly increase in investment in Georgia reflects on average 15-20% compared to the previous period.
  • The largest investors in Georgia:
  • Netherlands (28% of total investment)
  • Azerbaijan (18%)
  • United Kingdom (13%)
  • Turkey (12%)
  • Russia (8%)
  • Saudi Arabia (7%)
  • United States (7%)
• CLIMATE
  • The climate of Georgia is famous for its mildness, which allows you to come here almost all year round. The country has 4 climatic zones and offers a full range of entertainment, from scuba diving in the Black Sea in the summer to skiing, on the tops of Europe's highest mountains in winter. Summer is humid and warm, with an average temperature in July from +22 to +24C. Winter is also mild, with an average January temperature from -4 to -7C.
  • There are over 2,000 mineral and thermal springs in Georgia, as well as therapeutic mud deposits, near which there are popular balneological spas.
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• GEORGIAN CUISINE
  • Roger Rosen, big amateur of Georgia, who knows the country very well, and the author of an excellent guide, once wrote: "If Georgians emigrated to America in the same number as Italians, khachapuri would also be widely known and popular as pizza."
  • Georgian cuisine is healthy will satisfy even the most demanding gourmets. Georgian khinkali is a national dish that is known all over the world. These thin dough envelopes with delicious and very aromatic meat filling are very popular not only in Georgia, but also in Poland, where Georgian restaurants and bakeries are very popular. It is widely believed that eating khinkali is the same as drinking Georgian wine. In both cases you have to do it properly.
  • Local food is the symbol of Georgia as much as the mountains, the Black Sea, parks and fountains. To try genuine Georgian food, check all the khachapuri flavours and the taste of khinkali, try unusual sulguni cheeses and soups, excellent Georgian wine, you should definitely visit this country. Which, by the way, is not difficult at all. All you have to do is sign up on our website for an information trip to Georgia.
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• TRANSPORT
  • A direct Warsaw-Tbilisi connection by Polish airlines LOT has been available since September 2010. The standard round-trip price is around PLN 1,000-1,200, but you can find tickets for the price of approx. PLN 400 as well Planes from Warsaw take off at 22.30 and at dawn they land in Tbilisi.
  • Low-cost wizzair.com airlines offer direct flights to Kutaisi from many European countries (including Germany: 7 cities, the Netherlands, Austria, the Baltic States, Denmark, France, Greece, Spain, Poland: 6 cities)
  • You can also reach Georgian ports with other airlines than LOT, but these are indirect connections, which means they consume more time and energy. Turkish Airlines – connection via Istanbul, flights several times a week, waiting time for a change in Istanbul approx. 5 hours, which can be used for a short city tour. Ticket cost approx. PLN 2,400. Lufthansa - a flight on the Warsaw-Munich-Tbilisi route and back, when purchased well in advance, currently costs approx. PLN 1,550. Airbaltic – low-cost airline – offers a round-trip ticket on the Riga-Tbilisi route, which in the case of a sufficiently quick booking costs less than PLN 500.