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MICE in Georgia: Visa-Free for 95+ Countries, Three Airports and One Big Reason to Come
Why it's easier to assemble an international team in Tbilisi than in the Schengen zone: visa rules, the logistics of three airports, and an honest comparison with Turkey and Dubai.
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Vashlovani Jeep Tour: Team Building in Georgia's Savannah
Badland canyons, mud volcanoes and vultures over the steppe. Why a jeep convoy bonds a team better than any training session — and how a trip to Georgia's strangest reserve works.
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What an Incentive Trip to Georgia Includes and How the Budget Is Built
Last autumn we costed the same trip twice. A manufacturing company, 45 people, four days in Georgia, identical dates, the same departure airport. The client's existing contractor built the first budget and we built the second.
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Team Building in Georgia: Choosing a Format by Season and Group Size
On the eighth of January a coach carrying forty employees sat at the exit from Gudauri for close to an hour while the pass was cleared after an overnight snowfall. The day had been scheduled tightly, with dinner back in Tbilisi.
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Corporate Offsite in Georgia: How to Plan One From Abroad
The email lands on a Thursday evening. Sixty people, three nights, late October, Tbilisi plus the mountains, budget open to discussion. Departure is five weeks away.
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Top 5 Locations for Corporate Events in Georgia
The brief arrives as one line: mountains, sea and wine, three nights, fifty people. On the map it is one trip. On the ground there is a pass, three season windows and a full day of driving.
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Why Team Building in Georgia Works Better Than in the Office
By day three there is a long table in Kakheti and people around it who spent a year in the same chat without talking for longer than fifteen minutes. Nobody assigned the seating.
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Conference Venues in Tbilisi: Capacity, Technical Kit and Delegate Logistics
The truck carrying the set pieces cannot get through the venue gate. It is 10pm, the day before doors open, the driver is parked on Tsereteli Avenue with his hazards on, and the loading window closes at midnight.
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