Over-tourism – What We Actually Know
What is over-tourism? The word “overtourism” appeared in 2016 and within years had settled into the political vocabulary of European cities. Three different problems in fact travel under that single
What Can Georgian Retail Learn from Georgians Who Shop Abroad?
Key Takeaway In the second quarter of 2026, shopping was the main purpose of 177,700 of the 571,900 outbound visits made by Georgian residents-31.1% of the total. This does not
AI Is Creating Jobs Too: Which Technical Professions Could Become More Valuable in Georgia?
The AI economy is not only a software story. Data centres, electricity networks, cooling, connectivity and cybersecurity are creating demand for technical workers – a trend that could reshape skills
Digital infrastructure resilience is now a business risk – how protected are Georgia’s aviation, banking and energy systems?
The UK air-traffic-control outage in September 2026 showed that critical digital infrastructure does not have to be hacked to fail. Bad data, software faults, dependencies and recovery design can be
Land Trade Routes Are Returning – What It Means for Georgia
Key Takeaway Disruption around the Strait of Hormuz is accelerating a broader return of overland trade routes across the Middle East. For Georgia, the important implication is not that land
China’s New Trade Routes and the Middle Corridor – What Changes for Georgia?
China is testing multiple routes to Europe at once. For Georgia, the Middle Corridor can no longer rely on being described as an alternative or shorter route: competition is increasingly
