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Trends in the development of seaside resorts on the example of Adjara
(David Aghmashenebeli University of Georgia, Press Publisher „Meridiani“, 2021) Baliashvili, Elisabed
The tourism is on of thegrowing an important sector in the world economy, the development of touris sufforts, to the grows country,s economy, new job creation, raising the cultural level of the country,s population and development of communication system,s Of course Georgia usually exceptionals. Georgia has diversed nature and cultural resource, our country has many important challenges.
In the papers discuss the important coastal region Adjara, its challenges, streinghts and weaknesses , Contributing and hindering factors. Based on the analysis performed by the author, has some recommendations for further development of the region.
Prospects of tourism clustering in Georgia
(Georgian Technical University Press, 2016) Baliashvili, Elisabed
The article „Prospects of Tourism Clustering in Georgia” deals with
the issues of expediency of establishing tourism clusters in all regions of
Georgia. This is well-founded by the fact, that for improved quality of
tourism service , the tour operators need to be able to contact transport
enterprises, hotels, catering companies and etc. independently. In case of
clusters all the companies functioning in one region will be united and
controlled by a common managerial team.
The article considers cluster management as an alternative for
industrial management.
საქართველოს ისტორიის ფრაგმენტები გერმანულ ჟურნალში “Einleitung zur neuesten Historie der Welt” (1723–1724).
(2026) კანდელაკი, დალი / Kandelaki, Dali
In eighteenth-century German periodicals, Georgia emerges within a politically and symbolically charged narrative that integrates military events, diplomatic reports, geopolitical interests, and historical-religious conceptions into a coherent whole. From this perspective, particular significance attaches to the 1723-1724 issues of the journal “Einleitung zur neuesten Historie der Welt”, in which the theme of Georgia unfolds across various contexts.
In the publications of 1723, Georgia is presented as one of the principal
targets of Ottoman expansion; however, internal contradictions are evident within the reports. On the one hand, reference is made to the population’s “voluntary submission” and the peaceful integration of the “province”; on the other, to the capture of Tbilisi through deception and violence. These mutually contradictory accounts indicate that the German press perceived Georgia as an unstable and shifting environment in which political interests and modes of conveying infor mation are closely intertwined. Within this context, particular attention is drawn to the portrayal of the Kartlian nobility. The flight of the ruler of Kartli, the conversion of his son, and the imposition of tribute demonstrate that Georgia was not merely a passive object in imperial rivalries. Rather, it appears as a setting in which local actors were compelled to make strategic choices among the interests of the Ottoman Empire, Persia, and Russia, thereby turning the country into an active arena of political contestation.
In the issues of 1724, Georgia is placed within a broader Caucasian and Near Eastern geopolitical context. It is associated with the fall of Isfahan, the military crisis of Persia, and the shifts in power within the Caspian region. The inclusion of the Russian factor further reinforces Georgia’s significance within the balance of power among empires, even though its role is often conveyed indirectly and by implication. At the same time, Georgia is considered as a geographically defined country connected with biblical traditions. Thus, its depiction is no longer confined to military and geopolitical matters but acquires historical and religious significance as well.
The journal’s publications of 1723-1724 demonstrate that, in the German
press, Georgia is characterized as an active participant in ongoing events, whose portrayal is shaped by the interplay of reports and their interpretations.
სტრატეგიული მენეჯმენტი
(გამომცემლობა "საჩინო", 2017) ბალიაშვილი, ელისაბედ; ღუდუშაური, ზაირა; პირტახია, იზოლდა
The impact of macroeconomic factors on Georgia's tourism and hospitality service industry: current development condition and challenges
(Press Publisher „Meridiani“, 2025) Baliashvili, Elisabed
The paper examines the development trends of the global (including Georgia’s) tourism and hospitality industry during the period of 2018–2025, along with the macro-environmental factors that have hindered its growth. Specifically, it discusses:
1. The international Condition, with key indicators such as war, crisis, and epidemiological conditions;
2. The political environment of the country, with indicators such as the stability of the political system and external relations.
Based on credible sources, the author analyzes the current situation and presents personal insights and their potential consequences. In addition, the paper identifies and evaluates — with well-reasoned arguments — the new and significant challenges facing Georgia and its tourism and hospitality service sector.
In this regard, by the author proposed recommendation.