Within the framework of the HERIPRENEURSHIP Project, the next consulting meeting was held with supporting organizations at Telavi State University. A report form, representing one of the considerable parts for successful implementation of the project, was reviewed during the meeting along with other interesting matters. A research should be done in order to find out capacities of interested parties and audiovisual sector circumstances.

The presentation was leaded by the project coordinator Tamar Aslanishvili and it was attended by the representatives of hotel chains, Tourism Development Agency, directors of historical museums and professor-teachers.

A tourist corridor that will be made in Georgia covers 10 geolocations around UNESCO. Tourism business network created within the framework of the project will be viable even after the project accomplishment period.

The project  ‘‘Establishing Long-Lasting Partnerships to Upgrade Heritage-Based Offers and Create New Investment Opportunities in Tourism and the Cultural and Creative Industries at UNESCO Designated Areas in The Black Sea Basin” (BSB 831 – HERIPRENEURSHIP) took its start from 2020 and will be lasted within 30 months.