We write about what investors ask us most often — budgets, timelines, typical mistakes and technology. No theory, only what we have actually seen on projects.

Modern technologies, interior and furnishing solutions, German manufacturing quality and Bavarian hospitality — HMG gained practical insights and new business contacts through the “Bayern – Fit for Partnership” programme.
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Most people would answer without hesitation: purchasing the land, hiring an architect, or starting the design process. In reality, the most important decisions are made much earlier.
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Real savings in hotel construction don't start with cheaper materials — they start with a well-designed core plan and professional management.
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A PMSProperty Management System — the software that runs reservations, check-in, room status and guest folios. is the core technology behind modern hotel operations. It centralizes reservations, front desk management, reporting, and financial control.
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Many hotel owners repeat the same mistake — they start construction before calculating profitability. The result is inefficient design and extended ROIReturn on Investment — how much the project returns relative to the money put in. timelines.
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Location defines who your guests will be, how they will reach you, what your average daily rate will look like, and how stable your occupancy can remain off-season.
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The Forum focused on driving innovation, empowering startups, and exploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and deep technologies in tourism.
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HMG is launching a program covering 70% of consultancy costs for early-stage hotel and aparthotel projects. Twenty projects will be selected across Georgia.
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The Toronto office provides end-to-end support for the Canadian hospitality industry — from hotel concept development to operational launch.
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Georgia recorded 1,157,347 international visits in the first quarter of 2025, a 1.3% increase compared to the same period last year.
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According to TBC Capital, average revenue per visit stood at USD 423 in 2019. By 2021 that figure had risen by 69% to USD 715.
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TBC Capital's report finds that tourism revenue recovery is outpacing the recovery in visit numbers, with domestic tourism driving occupancy outside Tbilisi.
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Saudi Arabia's national carrier flynas will operate 21 direct weekly flights from Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam to Tbilisi and Batumi.
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Ukrainian low-cost airline SkyUp Airlines is launching regular flights to Tbilisi and Batumi from Kharkiv, Lviv, Odesa and Zaporizhzhia.
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According to PMCG research, the price index for 3, 4 and 5-star hotels rose 6.9%, while guesthouse rates increased by 3.4%.
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Georgia's copyright association is asking venues to pay royalties for playing music. The charge starts at GEL 35 and is calculated on a daily basis.
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