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Renting a Car in Georgia: A Guide for Foreign Drivers
Most foreign visitors can rent and legally drive in Georgia using their home country license for up to one year, though individual rental companies sometimes apply stricter rules than the law itself requires. At Travel Door, we help travelers weigh self-drive against a private transfer every day, and this guide is written from that neutral […]
Svaneti Travel Guide: How to Reach Mestia and Ushguli From Tbilisi
The main ways to reach Mestia from Tbilisi are a scenic but weather-prone flight, an overnight train to Zugdidi followed by a marshrutka, a direct bus, or a private transfer, each with real trade-offs in time, cost and reliability. One thing worth knowing before any of that, this is not a day trip destination, plan […]
Kutaisi Travel Guide: Prometheus Cave, Gelati Monastery and Sataplia
At Travel Door, we run trips through this exact region regularly, which includes being prepared for the occasional unexpected closure, something most guides to this area do not warn you about at all. Quick Overview: Kutaisi in Brief Is Kutaisi Worth Visiting? Yes. Western Georgia genuinely feels different from Tbilisi and the east, and Kutaisi […]
Best SIM Card and eSIM Options for Tourists in Georgia (2026)
For most tourists, a local Magti SIM card, or an eSIM that specifically runs on the Magti network, offers the best combination of coverage and price, especially if you plan to leave Tbilisi for the mountains. That is the short answer. At Travel Door, connectivity is one of the small details we already sort out […]
Family Trip to Georgia With Kids: What Works and What to Skip
Yes, Georgia genuinely works as a family destination, but it rewards flexible pacing far more than a packed, ambitious itinerary. A few popular attractions are also worth skipping with young kids specifically, and this guide is honest about which ones. At Travel Door, family bookings are a regular part of what we plan, and pacing […]
Christmas and New Year in Tbilisi: Markets, Events and What to Expect
Tbilisi’s festive season runs from mid-December through mid-January, with New Year’s Eve as the single biggest night. Christmas markets run throughout this whole stretch, but here is the detail most visitors get wrong before they even book flights: Georgian Christmas actually falls on January 7, not December 25. At Travel Door, we help travelers plan […]
How Many Days Do You Need in Tbilisi Alone? A Practical Day-by-Day Plan
Quick answer: Tbilisi itself needs 2 to 3 full days to see comfortably, 4 to 5 days if you want to add day trips like Mtskheta or Kazbegi without rushing, and a full week is really a Tbilisi plus wider Georgia trip rather than the city alone. We are the team at Travel Door, and […]
Is Georgia Good for Digital Nomads? Visa, Cost of Living and Best Cities
Quick answer: Yes, Georgia is genuinely one of the easiest and most affordable countries for remote work, thanks to visa-free stays of up to one year for most nationalities, a low overall cost of living compared to most of Europe, and Tbilisi and Batumi as the two most established cities for nomads. We are the […]
Tbilisi, Kutaisi or Batumi Airport: Which Should You Fly Into?
Quick answer: Tbilisi is the best choice for most first time visitors and for anyone heading to Kazbegi or Kakheti. Kutaisi suits budget travelers and those heading to western Georgia or Svaneti. Batumi only makes sense if the Black Sea coast is your main destination and the flight schedule actually lines up with your dates. […]
Best Kakheti Wine Region Tour in Georgia: Wineries, Qvevri Tasting and What to Expect
Quick answer: Kakheti is Georgia’s premier wine region, roughly 90 minutes to 2 hours east of Tbilisi. A well planned day trip usually covers 2 to 3 wineries, including at least one authentic qvevri tasting, while an overnight stay allows for a slower, deeper experience across Telavi, Tsinandali, and Sighnaghi. We are the team at […]
