Georgia is strengthening its position as one of Europe's most exciting and safe destinations, offering international tourists a unique combination of authentic cultural experiences and scenic beauty.
According to recently published data, Georgia ranks as the 4th safest country in Europe for tourists walking alone at night, based on an assessment published by The World of Statistics, with data from Numbeo.com.
Georgia has also received international attention for its sustainability and economic development:
- Georgia ranks 59th in the world in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to Sustainable Development Report 2025.
- The country ranks 45th on the Travel & Tourism Development Index 2024, published by the World Economic Forum, demonstrating Georgia's strong development in tourism and travel.
- In the Index of Economic Freedom 2025, from the Heritage Foundation, Georgia ranks 35th, reflecting the country's stable economic environment.
Beyond safety, Georgia offers a wide range of activities for travelers of all ages. Families can enjoy Batumi and its beaches, visit Rike Park and stroll through Mushtaidi Garden, while adventurous explorers can explore hiking in the Caucasus Mountains or traditional wine regions.
With a strategic focus on sustainable tourism, family-friendly activities and the preservation of cultural heritage, Georgia continues to grow as an attractive destination in the international travel market. The country aims to provide visitors with unforgettable experiences, while preserving the authenticity that makes the country unique.
According to the press release.
