Tbilisi is a city of dramatic contrasts where sulphur bath houses, medieval churches, and Art Nouveau balconies share streets with cutting-edge galleries and a thriving culinary scene. Georgia claims 8,000 years of winemaking tradition, and its qvevri wines are a UNESCO treasure. The Caucasus mountains provide a stunning backdrop for this emerging luxury destination.
Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport has a modern VIP terminal for private aviation. The airport is 17 km southeast of the Old Town with luxury transfer services available.
Georgia is emerging as one of Europe's most exciting luxury destinations, and private aviation provides the most comfortable access from hub cities like Istanbul (2 hours) and Dubai (3.5 hours). Charter enables day trips to the Caucasus mountains and Kakheti wine country without overnight stays. The country's compact geography means everything is within a short flight or drive.
Tbilisi International Airport's modern VIP terminal welcomes private aviation guests with efficient customs processing and luxury transfers. The airport is just 17km from the atmospheric Old Town, meaning you can be sampling qvevri wines in a cellar restaurant within an hour of landing. Georgia's legendary hospitality begins the moment you step off the aircraft.
Georgia offers visa-free entry to citizens of 95+ countries for up to one year. This exceptionally welcoming policy makes it one of the easiest countries to visit.
A private jet from Istanbul to Tbilisi takes approximately 2 hours, making it an easy weekend getaway destination.
Georgia has 8,000 years of winemaking tradition — the world's oldest. The qvevri (clay vessel) winemaking method is UNESCO-recognized. Private Kakheti wine tours are a highlight of any visit.
May to June and September to October (warm, grape harvest in autumn)
Humid subtropical with warm summers and mild winters. The Kakheti wine region to the east is drier, while the Caucasus foothills see snow in winter.
Georgian hospitality is legendary, and the traditional supra feast is a must. The lari is the local currency, but many upscale venues accept cards. Learn to say 'Gaumarjos' (cheers) for instant local warmth.
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