The British edition The Independent publishes a list of countries where vaccinated tourists will be able to travel. Estonia, Romania, Iceland and Cyprus are in the list together with Georgia.

“The country of Georgia has lifted all restrictions for foreign visitors who arrive by air and can provide evidence of completing a two-dose course of any Covid-19 vaccine.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the capital, Tbilisi, has announced “new rules and conditions for entering Georgia”.

Starting this month, the Georgian government says: “Citizens of all countries, travelling by air from any country may enter Georgia if they present the document confirming the full course (two doses) of any Covid-19 vaccination at the border checkpoints of Georgia”.

Non-vaccinated visitors who have been in the UK within the previous two weeks “will be placed in mandatory quarantine for 12 days upon entry”.

Other foreign tourists must present a negative PCR test result taken within the 72 hours before arrival in the former Soviet republic, and take another test on the third day of their stay.

The option does not apply to the nation’s land and sea frontiers, including the rail link from Baku in Azerbaijan; the midnight train to Georgia is currently suspended”, - reads the article.