Transfers

Transfers can be done from two different airports:

 Tbilisi International Airport

Kutaisi International Airport

All transfer prices provided are for both ways

(Airport – Hotel/Venue – Airport)

Tbilisi international airport

Car (up to 4 persons) – 60€
Minivan (up to 6 persons) – 90€
Minibus (up to 12 Persons) – 120€
Bus (up to 55 Persons) – 300€

Kutaisi international airport

Car (up to 4 persons) – 200€
Minivan (up to 6 persons) – 250€
Minibus (up to 12 Persons) – 350€
Bus (up to 55 Persons) – 500€

Hair style & makeup

For booking hair style & makeup please book an appointment directly by clicking the icon

T & T Studio
Beauty Pro Studio

Tickets

On the competition there will be to sessions (morning & gala) for each session tickets are sold separately

Entry Tickets

Each Session: 20€
Whole Day: 30€
(only if booked by 01.05.25)

VIP Tables

Each Session: 50€
Whole Day: 80€
(only if booked by 01.05.25)

Teacher accreditation

All Teacher accreditations should be done before 01.05.25
(no late registrations are allowed)

For all tickets & accreditation please contact

+995 598 10 80 83 Lela

Your First Weekend in Tbilisi: The Ultimate Guide

Welcome to Tbilisi! This vibrant city blends rich history, stunning architecture, and an incredible food scene. Whether you’re here for a short visit or the start of a grand adventure, here’s how to make the most of your weekend.

Day 1: Exploring the Heart of Tbilisi

🕌 Start at the Old Town – Wander through the charming narrow streets of Abanotubani, famous for its sulfur baths and colorful Persian-style domes. Take a moment to admire the historic Metekhi Church, perched above the Mtkvari River.

🚠 Ride the Cable Car to Narikala Fortress – For breathtaking views over the city, take the cable car from Rike Park to the Narikala Fortress. From here, you can also visit the iconic Mother of Georgia statue.

🍽 Lunch at a Traditional Georgian Restaurant – Try Machakhela or Salobie Bia for authentic khinkali (Georgian dumplings) and khachapuri (cheese-filled bread). Pair it with local wine!

🎭 Visit the Dry Bridge Flea Market – If you love vintage finds and unique souvenirs, this open-air market is a must-see. From Soviet memorabilia to local artwork, you never know what treasures you’ll discover.

🌆 Evening Stroll on Rustaveli Avenue – Walk along Tbilisi’s main street, home to grand architecture, the Georgian National Museum, and the stunning Opera and Ballet Theatre.

🍷 Dinner & Wine Tasting – Head to 8000 Vintages or Vino Underground for an introduction to Georgia’s legendary winemaking tradition.

Day 2: Beyond the City Center

🎨 Explore Tbilisi’s Art & Culture Scene – Visit the Georgian National Museum or the Museum of Modern Art to dive deeper into the country’s artistic heritage.

🥘 Lunch in the Trendy Vera District – The hip district of Vera is home to fantastic restaurants like Lolita or Stamba Café, where you can enjoy contemporary Georgian cuisine.

🎶 Evening at a Jazz Club or Hidden Bar – End your trip with live music at Tbilisi Jazz Club or enjoy craft cocktails at the stylish Warszawa Bar or the hidden El Centro Speakeasy.

What to Avoid in Tbilisi

Tourist Trap Restaurants – Avoid overly commercial places in Old Town that charge high prices for average food. Look for local-favorite spots instead!

Scams at Exchange Bureaus – Always check exchange rates online before changing money, and use reputable exchange offices.

Drinking Tap Water in Some Areas – While generally safe, it’s best to drink bottled water if you’re unsure about the local water quality.

Enjoy your time in Tbilisi! 🇬🇪✨