Renowned for its expertise in tourism operations across Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, Caucasus Voyagers has been a market leader in the Caucasus region since its inception in 2014. With its headquarters in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, the company expanded its reach by establishing a branch office in Shanghai, China, further solidifying its presence in the global tourism industry.
Since venturing into the Chinese market, Caucasus Voyagers has garnered substantial interest from local travel agencies and enthusiasts, driven by its diverse portfolio of services. The company specializes in offering a wide range of tours, including multi-country excursions, MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions), cultural explorations, medical tourism, custom tours, winery and culinary experiences, adventure and trekking adventures, luxury travels, and film production support, among others.
The exhibition was held at Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province. The city is one of the first batch of National Famous Historical and Cultural Cities, and also a famous city in China that has not been relocated for 3,000 years. Therefore, the city is rich in cultural and tourism resources. Hunan Province is located in central China, with an area of 211,800 square kilometers and a resident population of more than 66 million.
Since China resumed the operation of travel agencies for outbound group tours, the Hunan Provincial Government has attached great importance to the development of this industry, and after sorting out and integrating the original resources, it has helped several travel agencies to launch overseas travel. Changsha Huanghua International Airport, the largest airport in Hunan Province, has also added many new international passenger routes. It can be said that Hunan Province has a huge potential to develop outbound tourism.
Caucasus Voyagers are devoted to bringing visitors a pleasing travel experience. Shortly, we will arrange cost-effective itineraries that are relaxing, with highlights and tremendous cultural features according to customers’ needs while introducing Georgia and the whole Caucasus region to Chinese tourists.
