Key takeaways
Georgia punches well above its weight as a travel destination: ancient cave monasteries, 5,000-year-old wine culture, dramatic Caucasus peaks, black sea resorts and one of the most charismatic capitals in Eurasia. MagtiCom is the clear network leader with 5G in Tbilisi and the deepest rural reach including remote mountain villages. A Roamix Georgia eSIM activates automatically at Tbilisi International Airport, where all three operators have 24/7 kiosks. Data is cheap and speeds are fast in cities, but mountain roads to Kazbegi, Svaneti and Tusheti drop out. Cache offline maps before any mountain drive.
- MagtiCom is the best network in Georgia for mountain and rural coverage, reaching Kazbegi, Mestia in Svaneti and remote Kakheti valleys where competitors lose signal.
- A Roamix eSIM activates immediately at Tbilisi International Airport, where 24/7 operator kiosks make local SIM purchase also easy.
- Georgia is one of the most affordable countries in Europe and Western Asia for data. Local plans are cheap but a Roamix eSIM is more convenient with no passport registration queue.
- The Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi and the mountain roads to Svaneti lose signal on high passes. Cache offline maps in Tbilisi or Kutaisi before every mountain drive.
- The Georgian lari (GEL) is the currency; contactless cards are accepted widely in Tbilisi but cash is essential in mountain villages.
Best way to get data in Georgia
For most visitors, a Roamix eSIM on MagtiCom is the most convenient solution, giving you instant mountain-capable connectivity without a registration queue at Tbilisi Airport.
| Option | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Roamix eSIMRecommended | Best for: Most travellers especially those covering multiple regions | Connects to MagtiCom, the best network for mountain travel, without a passport registration queue at the airport kiosk. |
| Local MagtiCom SIM | Best for: Longer stays wanting the cheapest possible data rates | Available at TBS and KUT airport kiosks 24/7. Extremely affordable local plans. Requires passport registration. |
| Hotel and cafe wifi | Best for: Tbilisi base stays | Exceptional in Tbilisi cafes. Roamix eSIM is still needed for navigation between venues and for mountain travel. |
| Carrier roaming | Best for: Very short business trips to Tbilisi | Expensive from most European and North American carriers. Local Georgian data is extremely affordable in comparison. |
Tbilisi has excellent free wifi in most cafes, guesthouses and restaurants. Georgia is one of the best countries in the world for fast, free cafe wifi. Mountain guesthouses and remote villages have limited or no wifi.
How much data you need
Georgia is a data-friendly destination. Cities have fast 5G, rural areas have reasonable 4G and only the highest mountain passes and remote villages are truly off-grid. Budget for offline downloads before every mountain excursion.
4 to 6 GB
One week city trip to Tbilisi and Kakheti
Navigation, wine region research, restaurant bookings, social uploads and messaging in well-covered areas.
8 to 12 GB
Two week full Georgia loop including Kazbegi and Svaneti
Offline map downloads for mountain passes, trail condition checking, marshrutka booking and heavy photo sharing from the mountains.
20 GB or more
Remote work base in Tbilisi
Video calls, tethering, cloud uploads and heavy browsing alongside sightseeing on fast 5G.
Data per hour, by activity
- Maps and navigation
- 5 MB per hour of active navigation
- Social media and browsing
- 100 to 150 MB
- Music streaming
- 70 MB
- Standard video streaming
- 700 MB to 1 GB
- Video calls
- 500 MB to 1.5 GB
Download Google Maps offline packages for Tbilisi, the Georgian Military Highway route and your mountain destination before each leg. The maps for Svaneti specifically cover many unmarked trails.
How to set up a Georgia eSIM
Install your Roamix Georgia eSIM over wifi before departure. It activates on MagtiCom automatically when you land at Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli Airport, which also has 24/7 operator kiosks if you prefer a physical SIM.
- 1
Buy your plan on the Roamix Georgia eSIM page before departure.
- 2
Install via QR code over wifi at home.
- 3
Label it Roamix and keep your home SIM for calls.
- 4
Enable data roaming for the Roamix line only.
- 5
Land at Tbilisi TBS and the eSIM connects automatically to MagtiCom.
Works on unlocked eSIM-capable phones including iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and recent Samsung Galaxy models.
Roamix configures the APN automatically. If data does not start, apply the APN from your order and toggle airplane mode.
If no data on arrival, ensure data roaming is on for Roamix, then manually select MagtiCom in network settings.
Visa and entry for Georgia
Georgia has one of the most liberal visa policies in the world. Citizens of over 100 countries including all EU nations, US, UK, Canada, Australia and most Asian countries can enter visa-free for stays of up to 365 days. The country actively welcomes digital nomads and long-stay visitors.
- Visa on arrival
- Available
- eVisa or ETA
- Citizens of countries not on the visa-free list can apply for an eVisa at evisa.gov.ge. Processing is typically 5 business days. The eVisa covers stays of up to 30 days.
- Passport validity
- Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay. No specific minimum validity beyond the stay is required for visa-free entry.
- Onward ticket
- Proof of onward travel may be requested but is not consistently checked. Carry a return or onward booking to be safe.
Keep your travel insurance and any eVisa documentation accessible on your phone. Use Roamix data at the border if needed.
Entry rules change. Confirm current requirements with the Georgian embassy or at evisa.gov.ge before booking.
When you land in Georgia
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How people message here
Georgians use WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger extensively alongside local app Viber. Georgian script is the official written language but most Tbilisi locals switch to English or Russian with foreign visitors.
Do you need a local number?
A local Georgia number is rarely needed for a tourist. Guesthouses, marshrutka drivers and tour operators all communicate via WhatsApp.
Save your guesthouse and tour operator WhatsApp contacts before entering mountain areas where you may need to communicate from brief signal windows on high passes.
Airports in Georgia
TBS
Tbilisi Shota Rustaveli International Airport
Tbilisi
Free wifi available throughout the terminal. All three Georgian operator kiosks are in the arrivals hall and open 24/7.
With your Roamix eSIM pre-installed, you connect to MagtiCom 5G the moment you land. Use data to book a Bolt taxi into the city before reaching the terminal exit and avoid the expensive airport taxi queue.
KUT
Kutaisi Davit Agmashenebeli International Airport
Kutaisi
Free wifi in the terminal. Magti kiosk in arrivals offers free tourist SIM cards with a data bundle.
Kutaisi is the gateway to Svaneti and the Imereti cave monastery circuit. Use Roamix data to book your Svaneti marshrutka and download the mountain road offline map before leaving the airport.
BUS
Batumi Alexander Kartveli International Airport
Batumi
Free wifi at Batumi Airport with good coverage in the terminal.
Batumi is on the Turkish and Armenian border circuit. Connect on Roamix data at the airport to check Adjara coastal road conditions and book your first night accommodation if arriving late.
LWN
Queen Tamar Airport
Mestia
No wifi at this small mountain airstrip at 1,400 metres elevation.
Download all Svaneti hiking maps, emergency contacts and Mestia guesthouse details over Roamix data in Kutaisi before the short mountain flight. MagtiCom covers Mestia town but not the remote highland trails.
Apps and internet access in Georgia
Georgia has a fully open internet. All common apps including WhatsApp, Google, Instagram and FaceTime work normally on a Roamix eSIM with no restrictions.
Georgia has no internet censorship. All mainstream apps and social media are accessible without any VPN.
WhatsApp, works
Widely used throughout Georgia.
FaceTime, works
Works normally over 4G, 5G and wifi.
Google Maps and Search, works
No restrictions. Essential for navigating Tbilisi and mountain roads.
Social media, works
Instagram, Facebook, X and TikTok all work without any restrictions.
Getting around Georgia
Georgia is best explored by a combination of cheap marshrutka minibuses for intercity routes, Bolt taxis in cities and rental 4WD for mountain regions. Trains connect Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi. Domestic flights reach Mestia.
Bolt and taxis
Bolt is cheap and reliable in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi. Use Roamix data to book and navigate. Standard taxis need fare negotiation; Bolt eliminates this.
Marshrutka minibuses
Shared minibuses cover all major routes including the Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi and the Svaneti road from Zugdidi. Depart from fixed points. Download offline maps for mountain sections before boarding.
Rental 4WD
Essential for Tusheti, Vashlovani and off-road Svaneti routes. Use Google Maps offline and the Georgian Traffic Police app for road condition updates before heading into mountain passes.
Train
MagtiCom 4G covers the Tbilisi to Batumi main line through most of the journey. Night trains to Batumi are comfortable and data is available for much of the route.
Download the Tbilisi Transit app for metro and bus routes. The Tbilisi metro is fast and cheap for the main tourist sites. Bolt is more convenient for Old Tbilisi's narrow streets.
Money and payments in Georgia
Georgia uses the Georgian lari (GEL). Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi are largely cashless with contactless payments accepted widely. Mountain villages, marshrutka drivers and market vendors are cash only.
- Cards and cash
- Cards work seamlessly in Tbilisi restaurants, hotels and supermarkets. Withdraw GEL before heading to Svaneti, Tusheti or any remote region where there are no ATMs.
- ATMs
- ATMs are plentiful in Tbilisi, Batumi and regional cities. Mestia in Svaneti has one ATM which can run out in peak season. Withdraw enough GEL in Tbilisi before mountain trips.
- Payment apps
- Apple Pay and Google Pay work in most Tbilisi and Batumi businesses. The BOG Bank and TBC Bank apps are popular local banking tools.
- Tipping
- Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. 10 percent in restaurants, 1 to 2 GEL per bag for hotel porters and 5 to 10 GEL for guided tours is standard.
Daily budget
Georgia is exceptional value. Budget travellers spend 50 to 80 GEL per day. Mid-range travel runs 100 to 200 GEL. Even fine dining and quality wine in Tbilisi costs a fraction of Western European prices.
Local tips for Georgia
- Language
- Georgian script and Georgian language are entirely unique. English is widely spoken by younger Georgians in Tbilisi and by all tourist-facing businesses. Russian is still understood by older locals. Learning a few Georgian words is warmly received.
- Food
- Georgian cuisine is one of the great undiscovered culinary traditions: khachapuri cheese bread, khinkali soup dumplings, adjika spice paste, walnut-stuffed badrijani eggplant and churchkhela walnut candy. Tbilisi's restaurant scene has expanded dramatically and covers everything from natural wine bars to Michelin-quality Georgian tables.
- Plugs
- 220V, Type C and F plugs
Apps worth having
Bolt
rideshare
The dominant ride-hailing app in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi. Cheap, reliable and drivers speak enough English to navigate Georgian street names.
Tbilisi Transit
transit
Real-time metro, bus and minibus arrivals for Tbilisi. Essential for navigating the city affordably without a taxi.
Georgian Traffic Police
navigation
Live traffic camera views and road condition updates for the Georgian Military Highway, Jvari Pass and Enguri road into Svaneti.
Safety and health in Georgia
Georgia is very safe for tourists. Tbilisi has low violent crime and Georgians are famously hospitable to foreign visitors. Mountain travel carries altitude, weather and road safety risks. Stay connected for weather updates.
- Stay reachable
- Keep your Roamix eSIM active for 112 emergency calls and weather updates in the mountains. For Tusheti expeditions, carry a satellite communicator as the road is closed in bad weather and mobile coverage is absent for most of the route.
- Health
- Medical care is good in Tbilisi. Travel health insurance is recommended. Mountain altitude above 3,000 metres affects some visitors. Acclimatise in Mestia before climbing higher in Svaneti.
- Tap water
- Tap water is safe to drink throughout Georgia. Mountain spring water is generally clean but carry a filter for backcountry hiking.
Networks and coverage in Georgia
Georgia has three mobile operators: MagtiCom, Silknet (formerly Geocell) and Cellfie (formerly Beeline). MagtiCom leads on both 5G deployment and rural coverage, reaching 98 to 99 percent of the populated area. Silknet launched Georgia's first 5G in 2023 and covers Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi well. Cellfie is the budget option for Tbilisi-only stays. A Roamix Georgia eSIM connects to MagtiCom, the safest choice for anyone leaving the cities.
MagtiCom
Market leader with the widest geographic coverage. The only reliable choice for mountain villages in Svaneti, Kazbegi, Tusheti and remote Kakheti. Has 5G in Tbilisi and expanding fast in mid-size cities.
Silknet (Geocell)
Strong competitor in Tbilisi, Batumi and Kutaisi. Launched Georgia's first commercial 5G in December 2023. Good for city-focused trips but coverage gaps appear in mountain villages beyond Magti's reach.
Cellfie (formerly Beeline)
Budget option with competitive city pricing. Coverage is weak outside Tbilisi and major towns. Not recommended for any travel beyond the three main cities.
- Typical speeds
- 5G in Tbilisi delivers 100 to 300 Mbps. 4G in Kutaisi, Batumi and regional cities delivers 20 to 80 Mbps.
- 5G
- 5G is live in central Tbilisi from both MagtiCom and Silknet, and in Batumi. Expanding to other cities.
MagtiCom offers a tourist SIM package at both Tbilisi and Kutaisi airport kiosks with a free welcome bundle. Even with a Roamix eSIM, note that tourist packages are among the most affordable anywhere, so topping up is easy and inexpensive if needed.
Georgia's Caucasus Mountains create real dead zones. The Georgian Military Highway through the Dariali Gorge to Kazbegi loses signal on the highest sections. The road to Mestia in Svaneti drops out in the Enguri Gorge. Tusheti is almost entirely off-grid from June to October when the road is accessible. Even MagtiCom has gaps on high mountain passes. Georgia uses standard EU-compatible LTE bands and 5G NR. All recent unlocked phones including iPhone XS and newer and recent Android devices are compatible.
Where to go in Georgia
Georgia is a layered destination where medieval cave monasteries, Caucasian mountain landscapes, Black Sea coastline and a 5,000-year wine culture coexist in a country barely larger than Ireland. Tbilisi is one of the most characterful capitals in Eurasia. Kazbegi in the north and Svaneti in the northwest offer some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in Europe. The Kakheti wine region is an hour from Tbilisi. Batumi on the Black Sea is a stylish coastal city.
Best time to visit
May to June and September to October are the best months for hiking and sightseeing across all regions. July and August are busy and hot in lowlands but ideal for Svaneti. Ski season runs December to March in Gudauri.
Tbilisi and the Capital Region
Georgia's capital is a city of sulphur baths, 6th-century churches, ornate balconied houses, wine bars and a creative food scene that has made it one of Europe's most exciting city-break destinations in recent years. Old Tbilisi, Rustaveli Avenue and the Fabrika container complex represent three centuries of the city's character.
- Old Tbilisi sulfur baths
- Narikala Fortress
- Fabrika creative hub
- National Museum of Georgia
- Mtatsminda Park
Excellent 5G from MagtiCom and Silknet across the entire city. Fast and reliable data for navigation, restaurant booking and gallery lookups throughout Old Tbilisi, the Rose Revolution Square and the Vake district.
Kakheti Wine Region
The birthplace of wine, an hour east of Tbilisi in the Alazani Valley, where 500 named grape varieties are fermented in ancient clay qvevri vessels buried in monastery floors. Telavi is the regional capital; Sighnaghi the photogenic walled hilltop town.
- Alaverdi Monastery
- Sighnaghi walled town
- Kvareli cave cellars
- Bodbe Convent
- Ikalto Academy ruins
MagtiCom covers Telavi, Sighnaghi and the main wine village road. Signal drops off vineyard roads and in the Vashlovani reserve foothills to the east.
Kazbegi and the Greater Caucasus
The Kazbegi district in the extreme north is the most visited mountain area in Georgia, where the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church sits at 2,170 metres below the 5,047-metre Mount Kazbek. The Georgian Military Highway through the Dariali Gorge is one of the great mountain drives in Europe.
- Gergeti Trinity Church
- Mount Kazbek base camp
- Dariali Gorge monastery
- Truso Valley
- Sno Valley
MagtiCom covers Stepantsminda (Kazbegi) town and Gergeti church hill with 4G. Signal drops on the military highway between the Jvari Pass and Gudauri. Download offline maps in Tbilisi before the three-hour drive.
Svaneti and the Enguri Valley
The most remote and most spectacular mountain region in Georgia, where medieval defensive towers rise from every village in a UNESCO World Heritage landscape of glaciers, alpine meadows and 4,000-metre peaks.
- Mestia tower houses
- Ushguli village UNESCO site
- Chalaadi Glacier
- Hatsvali ski area
- Svan Tower Museum Mestia
MagtiCom covers Mestia town and the main Svaneti highway. Signal disappears in the Enguri Gorge on the ascent. Remote Ushguli village at 2,200 metres has limited signal. Download everything in Kutaisi or Zugdidi before the road climb.
Batumi and the Black Sea Coast
Georgia's Black Sea city is a resort town with a palm-lined boulevard, lively nightlife, botanical gardens and a striking modern skyline that contrasts with its 19th-century batumi old town. Adjara's lush subtropical hinterland rises immediately behind the city.
- Batumi Boulevard
- Batumi Botanical Garden
- Ali and Nino statue
- Mtsvane Kontskhi Cape
- Machakhela valley
Excellent 4G and expanding 5G from MagtiCom and Silknet along the Batumi seafront and Adjara coastal road. Mountain villages above Batumi lose signal.
Off the beaten path
A 14th-century church perched at 2,170 metres on a clifftop spur with the 5,047-metre Mount Kazbek rising directly behind it, creating one of the most photographed scenes in Georgia. The hike takes three hours from Stepantsminda village.
Signal: MagtiCom 4G covers Stepantsminda town and the Gergeti hilltop trail. Signal is adequate for photos and navigation on the 3-hour hike up.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the highest permanently inhabited settlements in Europe at 2,200 metres. Dozens of medieval Svan defensive towers overlook glaciers and 4,000-metre peaks in every direction.
Signal: Limited MagtiCom signal in Ushguli. The road from Mestia to Ushguli (45 km of dirt track) drops in and out of signal. Download everything in Mestia before departure.
A sprawling 6th-century cave monastery complex carved into the semi-desert cliffs on the Azerbaijan border, where frescoes, monk cells and desert canyons create a completely unexpected landscape just 60 km from Tbilisi.
Signal: MagtiCom covers the main road to the monastery. Signal becomes patchy on the semi-desert plateau near the Georgian-Azerbaijani border.
One of the largest cave systems in the Caucasus, near Kutaisi in western Georgia, where dramatic stalactites, stalagmites, underground rivers and boat rides through illuminated caverns create an otherworldly experience.
Signal: MagtiCom covers the Kutaisi area and the road to the cave. No signal inside the cave during the 1.4 km tour.
The high alpine landscape of Kazbegi National Park around Mount Kazbek offers multi-day trekking, ice climbing on the Gergeti Glacier and the celebrated ascent to the 5,047-metre summit, one of Georgia's Seven Summits.
Signal: MagtiCom covers Stepantsminda and main valley trails. Signal disappears on the upper flanks of Kazbek above 3,000 metres. Download trail maps and emergency contacts before starting.
A beautifully restored walled hilltop town in the Alazani Valley that has become the hub of Georgia's wine tourism renaissance. Dozens of wineries within a 30 km radius offer qvevri tastings, vineyard tours and overnight stays in converted farmhouses.
Signal: MagtiCom 4G covers Sighnaghi town and the main wine road from Telavi. Signal drops on vineyard side roads east of the Alazani River.
A three-hour return hike from Mestia leading to the snout of the Chalaadi Glacier, where ice towers and a glacial meltwater river create a dramatic close encounter with one of the Caucasus's most accessible glaciers.
Signal: MagtiCom covers Mestia town and the first kilometre of the trail. Signal drops on the upper glacier approach. Download trail maps and weather forecasts before the hike.
Georgia's most remote national park, a semi-desert canyon landscape in the southeast near the Azerbaijani border where wolves, jackals, leopards and rare Caspian cobra inhabit a landscape unlike anywhere else in Georgia.
Signal: No coverage inside Vashlovani. Dedoplistskaro town, the gateway, has limited MagtiCom signal. Download all park information in Tbilisi.
Georgia's former capital and spiritual heart, 20 km north of Tbilisi, where the Jvari Church on the cliff and the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral below it are UNESCO World Heritage sites marking the spot where Christianity came to Georgia in 337 CE.
Signal: MagtiCom 5G covers Mtskheta throughout. Excellent signal for navigation and photography throughout this compact town.
Georgia's most remote inhabited region, reached by one of the most dangerous roads in the world over the Abano Pass. Medieval tower villages cling to cliffs above the Alazani River headwaters in a landscape that feels unchanged for centuries.
Signal: Almost no coverage throughout Tusheti. The Abano Pass at 2,926 metres is passable only June to October and has no signal. Download everything in Telavi or Alazani before attempting the road.
Events and seasons in Georgia
January 7 (Orthodox Christmas)
Alilo Christmas Procession
Tbilisi and major cities
Georgian Orthodox Christmas on January 7 is celebrated with the Alilo procession, where hundreds of white-robed priests, bishops and choirs parade through Tbilisi from Sameba Cathedral to the city centre, collecting food for the poor.
June
Kazbegi Ultra Trail Run
Kazbegi National Park
An international trail running race through the dramatic landscapes around Stepantsminda and Kazbegi National Park, with routes ranging from 20 km to ultra distances over Caucasus ridges above 3,000 metres.
July
Silk Road Tbilisi Music Festival
Tbilisi
An international music festival celebrating the cultural heritage of the ancient Silk Road, with performances of Georgian polyphonic singing, Caucasian and Central Asian traditional music alongside world-music fusion at Tbilisi venues.
July
Batumi Jazz Festival
Batumi
An international jazz festival on the Batumi seafront bringing top Georgian and international jazz musicians to outdoor stages along the Black Sea Boulevard for several evenings of free and ticketed concerts.
August
Svanuri Ludi Beer Festival
Mestia, Svaneti
The annual celebration of traditional Svan beer brewing in Mestia, where local families share their homebrewed Svanuri ludi alongside Svan food, tower house tours and mountain music in the main square.
August 28
Mariamoba at Shuakhevi
Shuakhevi, Adjara highlands
A Georgian Orthodox Assumption Day pilgrimage to a mountain church in the Adjara highlands above Batumi, where thousands of Georgian pilgrims hike to the church for an outdoor liturgy followed by a communal feast on the mountain.
September to October
Rtveli Grape Harvest
Kakheti wine region
Rtveli, the Kakheti grape harvest, is one of the great seasonal events in Georgian culture. Wineries throw open their vineyards for treading, qvevri filling ceremonies and feasts that can last days. Many Tbilisi families travel to their family village for the harvest.
October, last weekend
Tbilisoba
Tbilisi
Tbilisi's city festival celebrating the culture, cuisine and history of the Georgian capital with street markets, wine tastings, folk music and dance performances across Old Tbilisi and along the Mtkvari River embankment.
November to December
Tbilisi International Film Festival
Tbilisi
The premier film festival in the South Caucasus region, screening international and Georgian features, short films and documentaries across Tbilisi cinemas with red-carpet events and industry panels.
December to early March
Gudauri Ski Season Opening
Gudauri ski resort
Gudauri is the Caucasus's most popular ski resort, 120 km from Tbilisi on the Georgian Military Highway, with 4G coverage in the resort village and 37 km of pistes from 1,990 to 3,280 metres.
Through the year
- Spring
- April and May bring cherry blossoms in Kakheti, wildflowers on mountain meadows and the opening of mountain roads. Hikers arrive early season. Kazbegi is accessible by late April. Svaneti road typically opens in May.
- Summer
- June to August is warm to hot across Georgia. Mountain regions are at their best, with Svaneti, Kazbegi and Tusheti accessible by road. Tbilisi can exceed 35C. The Black Sea coast at Batumi is busy with Georgian and Turkish tourists.
- Fall
- September and October are the finest months in Georgia. Rtveli wine harvest, spectacular autumn foliage in Kakheti and Tbilisoba city festival coincide with ideal hiking temperatures. This is peak season for all regions.
- Winter
- November to March brings snow to the mountains and mild winters in Tbilisi. Gudauri ski season peaks January to February. Svaneti and Tusheti are inaccessible. Tbilisi is quiet but beautiful for cultural visits.
Working remotely from Georgia
Tbilisi is one of Europe's best digital nomad destinations, with fast 5G, exceptional cafe wifi, very low cost of living and a visa-free stay of up to 365 days for most nationalities.
- Connection
- 5G in Tbilisi delivers 100 to 300 Mbps. Coworking spaces in Fabrika and around Rustaveli Avenue are well-established. A Roamix plan with 20 GB handles a full month of remote work.
The Fabrika compound in Tbilisi has excellent wifi, multiple cafes and coworking energy. Use Roamix data as a hotspot backup for important calls if the venue wifi is crowded.
