Georgia will start accepting foreign tourists from July 1, becoming one of the first countries in the world to open to travelers after the coronavirus pandemic. This was stated by Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia at a government meeting today. According to him, starting from June 15, domestic tourism services will be available in the country, and in two weeks Georgia will start receiving international visitors from a number of countries. "We will do this both by creating safe corridors on the land borders with our neighboring countries, and by creating safe corridors in terms of bilateral negotiations with countries that are interesting for us as tourists. These negotiations have already begun. I want to emphasize once again that we will achieve this goal, and Georgia will become one of the first countries to open its borders and its infrastructure to receive guests from foreign countries," Gakharia said. There is also a plan for financial support for hotel operators, installments for tax, tax cancellation, subsidies by category and number of hotel rooms, support for loans from banks and restructuring of existing debts, and support for new loans. Support for guides for employment in various programs. grants , free visits to museums. reserves, etc...