The National Bank of Georgia published the adjusted figures for tourism revenues. In the first quarter, Georgia received $393.7 million from international visitors. Among them, the revenue received in March was $ 174.5 million. The recovery in tourism revenues compared to January-March 2019 ($578.4 million) is 68% compared to the pre-pandemic rates.
The revenue from tourism/the data published by the National Bank of Georgia:
• January - $114 million;
• February - 105. $2 million;
• March - $ 174.5 million.
In March, Georgia received the highest revenues from Russian ($34.3 million) and Belarusian ($29.3 million) tourists, accounting for 36.4% of the total revenues. The contribution of Israel and Ukraine (with $15.2 million and $14.1 million) to the revenues was significant.
The revenues from tourism by countries/I quarter, 2022:
• Russia - $67.7 million;
• The EU - $44.4 million;
• Turkey - $40.8 million;
• Ukraine - $38.4 million;
• Belarus - $37.9 million;
• Israel - $35.1 million;
• Azerbaijan - $16.6 million;
• Armenia - $13.8 million;
• Saudi Arabia - $12.1 million;
• Iran - $10.7 million.
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