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Stay informed with the latest Georgia Luxembourg Consulate news, events, and reflections on the growing cooperation between the two countries. This blog features monthly posts written by Peter Sodermans, along with occasional guest contributions. The Georgia Luxembourg Consulate news section offers valuable insights into diplomatic efforts, cultural events, and academic outreach initiatives.

Tbilisi named the world’s second-most trending destination for 2026

By by the Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Luxembourg | 31 August 2026

Tripadvisor has ranked Tbilisi as the world’s second-most trending destination for 2026 — placing the Georgian capital ahead of many established European favourites and confirming a shift in how travellers are discovering the country.

Ambassadori Kakheti and the emergence of a new aviation destination in Georgia

By by the Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Luxembourg | 30 August 2026

In the heart of Georgia’s Kakheti wine region, a new aviation destination is opening — combining a purpose-built airfield with a hospitality village. The Ambassadori Aviation Village signals what a next generation of European aviation tourism could look like.

A European flying adventure connecting countries and people

By by the Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Luxembourg | 29 August 2026

Today, twenty-six aircraft take off on a European flying expedition that will do something increasingly rare: cross a continent together, land in ten countries, and reduce the distance between people along the way.

Batumi as the gateway to Georgia for European private pilots

By by the Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Luxembourg | 28 August 2026

On the Georgian Black Sea coast, Batumi is emerging as the natural entry point for European private aviation into Georgia. For the twenty-six aircraft of the expedition, it is the first Georgian landing and the doorway to the wider country.

From Luxembourg to Georgia by private aircraft — the story of the expedition

By by the Honorary Consulate of Georgia in Luxembourg | 26 August 2026

Twenty-six privately owned light aircraft. Sixty pilots and passengers. Eleven countries. Over 4,000 nautical miles. A Luxembourg-organised European aviation expedition takes off in three days.

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