Telegram founder Pavel Durov has shared his impressions following a recent trip to Georgia, calling the country "seriously underrated" and promising to return in the near future.
Durov visited both Tbilisi and Batumi in late June, making public appearances, meeting local residents, and exploring major landmarks across the capital and the Black Sea coast.
Warm Reception and Impressions
Reflecting on his stay, Durov highlighted the hospitality of the Georgian people, noting the country's rich history, culture, and natural landscape. His comments follow a week of public encounters where he took photos with fans and spoke with local residents.
During his time in Tbilisi, Durov also met with parliamentarian Vako Turnava to discuss Georgia's growing information technology sector and tax incentives for digital businesses.
Future Return to the Caucasus
While the initial motives for his visit were kept private, Durov's social media post confirmed that the trip left a lasting positive impact. He expressed enthusiasm for Georgia's potential as a regional hub and signaled plans to visit again soon.
The trip generated significant interest among Georgia's tech community and foreign expats, highlighting the country's rising visibility among global tech executives.
