Georgia’s tourism revenues reached $1.66 billion in the third quarter of 2025, marking a 6.6% increase compared to the same period last year, according to official data.
The European Union accounted for 14% of total international travel income, generating $238 million, which reflects a 13% annual growth.
The highest growth rates were recorded from Azerbaijan (36%) and Israel (28%), while revenues from Russia continued to decline - falling by 14% year-on-year.
Tourism revenues by country in Q3 were as follows:
- Russia – $252.5 million
- European Union (27 countries + UK) – $238.2 million
- Turkey – $195.7 million
- Israel – $188.3 million
- Saudi Arabia – $85.9 million
- Azerbaijan – $66.4 million
- Armenia – $61.4 million
- Ukraine – $44.9 million
- Iran – $42.9 million
- Belarus – $36.9 million
The data highlights a diversifying tourism market for Georgia, with steady growth from the Middle East and neighboring countries, despite reduced inflows from Russia.
