No visa, no passport... Here is the new favorite of Turkish citizens

In recent years, Georgia has been increasing in popularity among Turkish tourists. One of the most important reasons for this is the economic living conditions the country offers. Basic necessities such as restaurants, accommodation, and transportation are offered at more affordable prices compared to Turkey. Additionally, the low cost of alcohol and entertainment also attracts the interest of tourists.

EASY ENTRY WITH ID

Thanks to the agreement between Turkey and Georgia, Turkish citizens can enter Georgia without the need for a passport or visa, using only their new chip-enabled ID cards. Procedures at border crossings usually take less than a minute, which makes Georgia an ideal option for short-term vacations.

THE APPEAL OF TBILISI, BATUMI, AND KUTAISI

Among the cities most preferred by Turkish tourists are Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi. While Tbilisi draws attention with its historic streets and cultural richness, Batumi stands out with its vibrant nightlife and casinos on the Black Sea coast. Kutaisi, on the other hand, has been increasing in popularity recently with its natural beauty and budget-friendly accommodation options.

NATURAL BEAUTY AND CULTURAL RICHNESS

Georgia also offers many options for nature enthusiasts. With its mountain villages, glacial lakes, and UNESCO-protected monasteries, the country surpasses many places in the Balkans and Europe. The Kazbegi region, in particular, draws attention with its scenery that is frequently shared on social media.

Georgia's proximity to Turkey and the economic advantages it offers continue to attract the interest of Turkish tourists. The ease of entry, which does not require a passport or visa, makes Georgia an ideal destination for short-term vacations.

News Source: 12punto