ASTANA, Kazakhstan, September 20. In the second quarter of 2025, Georgia was visited by 1.8 million international tourists, which is 6.9 percent more compared to the same period last year, and among the countries showing significant growth in tourist visits is Kazakhstan.
Data obtained by Trend from the latest statistical overview of Georgian tourism shows that the number of trips from Kazakhstan to Georgia increased by 20.2 percent compared to the second quarter of 2024. This indicates a growing interest among Kazakh tourists in Georgia as a destination for leisure and travel.
The increase in tourist flow from Kazakhstan is part of a general positive trend: the leaders in visitation growth include Russia (+16 percent), Azerbaijan (+46.7 percent), Armenia (+7.2 percent), India (+33.5 percent), and China (+43.3 percent). The rise in Kazakh visitors contributes to the development of Georgia’s tourism sector and strengthens economic and cultural ties between the countries.
Experts associate the growing interest of Kazakh tourists with improved transportation links and expanded tourism offerings, as well as with the overall stabilization of international travel after the pandemic downturn.
