Stable Growth in Georgia’s International Reserves
In May 2025, Georgia’s international reserves reached USD 4.7 billion — a 2.3% increase compared to the same period last year and USD 103.3 million higher than the previous month.
A New Wave of Visitor Growth: Who Sets the Pulse of Tourism in Georgia
In the second quarter of 2025, Georgia’s tourism sector entered a decisive growth phase — 1.6 million international visitors crossed the country’s borders, marking a 7% year-on-year increase. Yet this
Food Imports from Iran to Georgia: Modest in Volume, Structurally Significant in Specific Segments
While Iran is widely recognized as a supplier of construction and metallurgical materials to Georgia, its role in food imports is also taking shape — not through massive volumes, but
Why Innovation Strategies in Georgia Often Don’t Turn Into Action — What Companies Say vs. What They Do
At first glance, data from Georgia’s National Statistics Office paints an optimistic picture. In 2024, 47% of companies said they prioritize quality, 36% focused on improving existing products or services,
How Often Do We Replace Our Smartphones — and What Does It Really Cost the Planet?
For many people, replacing a smartphone feels like a routine upgrade — a better camera, a faster chip, or a sleeker design. But what seems like a personal choice is,
What Hides Behind the Price of Rent in Tbilisi: The Invisible Burden of Utility Costs
When searching for a rental apartment in Tbilisi, one number always stands out — the monthly rent. Whether it’s 1000 GEL, 1500, or listed in USD, it’s presented as the
ChatGPT Overtakes Google Chrome in Popularity
How to Effectively Negotiate Your Salary
Trump’s Sanctions Threat: Putin and the Economic Challenges of War
Winter Cruising in the Mediterranean: Fewer Tourists and Lower Costs
Readiness for Artificial Intelligence: Global Leaders and Georgia
