Our November Fam Trip to Georgia for Polish Travel Agencies: Six Days to Remember

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We have just said goodbye to a wonderful group of Polish travel professionals after our fam trip to Georgia, held from 5 to 10 November 2026. Tour operators, agency directors and travel advisors from across Poland joined us for six days of discovery, wine tastings and honest conversations about how to sell Georgia even better.

Thank you to every participant for the energy, curiosity and great company. Showing our country to people who will share it with their own clients is the best part of our work.

From Poznań and Katowice Straight to Kutaisi

Direct Wizz Air flights from Poznań and Katowice to Kutaisi make Georgia remarkably easy to reach from Poland: a short flight away, yet a completely different world. Both groups landed in Kutaisi on the same day and travelled together from the very start.

Highlights of the Trip

In six days, the group discovered the places Polish clients ask about most on a first trip to Georgia:

Tbilisi: the Old Town, Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress and the famous sulphur bath district
The Georgian Military Highway: Ananuri Fortress above the Zhinvali Reservoir, and Kazbegi, with a 4x4 ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church beneath Mount Kazbek
Kakheti: Bodbe Monastery, the hilltop town of Sighnaghi and a winery visit with a qvevri tasting
Mtskheta and Jvari, the spiritual heart of Georgia (UNESCO), and the ancient cave town of Uplistsikhe

A Working Trip for Travel Professionals

Between the sights, this was very much a working week. With a Polish-speaking guide at every step, our partners inspected hotels and venues, tested the routes and driving times their clients will travel, and talked with us about group sizes, seasons and the products that work best for the Polish market: classic circuits, wine tours, pilgrimages and active trips in the mountains.

Why Georgia Works for Polish Clients

Short, direct flights. Wizz Air connects several Polish cities directly with Kutaisi.
Easy entry. Polish citizens, like all EU citizens, can visit Georgia without a visa.
Polish-speaking service. Polish is one of our main working languages, from the first quote to the guide on the ground.
Ancient Christian heritage. Georgia's churches and monasteries make it a natural choice for pilgrimage groups.
Wine and food. Eight thousand years of winemaking, with the traditional qvevri method on the UNESCO list, and a cuisine your clients will talk about for years.
A year-round destination. Spring and autumn for culture, summer for the mountains, winter for skiing in Gudauri and Bakuriani.

Thank You, and See You in 2027

A big thank-you to all the agencies who joined us. We are already looking forward to welcoming your groups in 2027. If you are a tour operator or travel agency in Poland and would like to add Georgia to your programme, get in touch with our team: we will send you a tailored programme within 48 hours.