Water’s Renaissance: How the World’s Simplest Drink Became a Modern Luxury
For decades, luxury and refined taste were synonymous with wine, champagne, or rare whiskey. Yet in the 21st century, a new trend is emerging—luxury is shifting toward experiences that are
Why 3PL Services Remain an Untapped Opportunity in Georgia
3PL, or Third-Party Logistics, means that companies outsource their logistics processes — transportation, warehousing, packaging, and distribution — to specialized providers. Under this model, businesses focus solely on their core
Generation Z in Georgia: Different Economic Choices and Career Aspirations
In Georgia, Generation Z – those born roughly between 1997 and 2012 – is already starting to make a real impact on the labor market. According to data from the
Working Hours and Time Management in the IT Sector: Balancing Flexibility and Pressure
In the global labor market, the IT sector has long been associated with more flexible working hours compared to traditional industries. While manufacturing, finance, and healthcare typically follow strict schedules,
Why is Georgian Tourism No Longer Growing at the Same Pace?
Over the past decade, Georgia has emerged as one of the region’s most attractive tourism destinations, reaching a record 9.4 million international visitors in 2019. However, tourism growth significantly slowed
Who Is Georgia Really Exporting To – What Local Export Data Reveals About the Economy
When discussing exports in Georgia, a key distinction is often overlooked: local export and re-export are two entirely different phenomena. Re-export happens when foreign goods pass through Georgia without undergoing
