At the event, the main discussion topic of which was “Tourism in Georgia’s Economy,” the General Director of Ambassadori Island Batumi presented to the audience the main transformative features of the project, which will significantly contribute to the growth of Batumi’s tourism potential in several directions, such as: repositioning on the international stage, offering sustainable and at the same time innovative services, and introducing new living standards, which ultimately will serve to attract high-spending tourists to the entire region.

“Ambassadori Island is a new opportunity to increase our country’s tourism potential, uniting traditional Georgian hospitality with modern standards. It is a space where tourism, investment, and innovation harmoniously intersect. Our goal is to create an international-level attraction point that will not only draw tourists, but also become a stable source of economic development for the region,” said Gocha Kamkia, General Director of Ambassadori Island Batumi, at the conference organized by Galt & Taggart.

Ambassadori Island Batumi is a unique project that represents an important strategic asset for the country’s economic and tourism sectors, as it harmoniously combines hospitality, investment opportunities, and new standards of living.

The General Director of “Ambassadori Island Batumi,” Gocha Kamkia, spoke about the strategic importance of the Ambassadori Island project and its unique investment potential during a panel discussion at the “Economic Forum.”

The “Economic Forum,” whose main discussion topics included the country’s tourism and investment potential, the importance of strategic projects and initiatives, opportunities, and challenges, was organized by Business Insider Georgia. The forum was moderated by Giorgi Abashishvili, founder of Business Insider Georgia and the Economic Forum. Participants in the panel discussion included Mariam Kvrivishvili, Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, Shota Berekashvili, Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Sectoral Economics and Economic Policy, and Gocha Kamkia, General Director of “Ambassadori Island Batumi.”

“It is important that the ‘Economic Forum’ serves as a space for sharing specific initiatives, decisions, innovative ideas, and for discussing existing challenges and ways to solve them. Within the framework of the forum, the role of strategic projects in the development of the country’s economy and in increasing investment and tourism potential was discussed. We shared with the audience our impressive results regarding the development of Ambassadori Island. In particular, this year, already this summer, we plan to bring 26 hectares of land into operation and to develop two ultra-modern buildings, with a total investment potential of approximately 600 million USD,” said Gocha Kamkia.

The island project is being implemented by Ambassadori Group in cooperation with various international companies. “Ambassadori Island Batumi,” which aims to form two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island on 84 hectares of sea territory, is being developed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart city planning. The project has both tourism and significant economic importance for the region, which will place Batumi and Georgia as a whole on the new global investment map.

After the implementation of the artificial island and two peninsulas project (Ambassadori Island Batumi), which is being carried out by the company Ambassadori Island Batumi, an additional 64 million USD will be accumulated in the state budget. This was announced to Business Insider Georgia by Gocha Kamkia, General Director of Ambassadori Island Batumi, who was one of the speakers at the 22nd Economic Forum discussion.

According to Gocha Kamkia, in the future, businesses implemented within the Ambassadori Island Batumi project will employ tens of thousands of people in total.

“According to studies by international economists, after the Ambassadori Island Batumi project is completed—which we plan to happen in about two years—the annual accumulation from taxes alone will amount to 64 million USD. According to the same study, the businesses developed on the island will in the future employ up to about 20,000 citizens, which is an incredibly impressive indicator in terms of employment. Therefore, we are very happy that we are developing this project in a long-term, sustainable, and purposeful way, and we are practically seeing new positive realities every day,” said Gocha Kamkia.

The company’s head says that there is high interest from investors regarding the project and the development of businesses on the island and peninsulas.

“Ambassadori Island Batumi offers endless opportunities for both local and international investors to make a business decision in one day to start business in Georgia, because the island has ready-made economic opportunities. Therefore, we are happy that three land plots are already under development, each with its own investor and ambitious plans for development. In addition, we have strong positioning both in Dubai and now in the Republic of Poland, where we are in dialogue with representatives of major businesses. They have expressed their intentions regarding investments in Georgia, which is very pleasant and fulfills the expectations we had at the beginning of the project,” explained the General Director of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

As a reminder, the island project is being implemented by Ambassadori Group in cooperation with various international companies. Ambassadori Island Batumi, which aims to form two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island on 84 hectares of sea territory, is being developed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart city design. The project has both tourism and significant economic importance for the region, which will place Batumi and Georgia as a whole on the new global investment map.

The team of “Ambassadori Island Batumi” presented its strategic project and Georgia’s unique investment potential in Poland.

In Warsaw, at an event organized by local partner Exclusive Poland with the support of BNI and BYD Polska, the delegation of “Ambassadori Island Batumi” introduced the innovative project to an audience interested in Georgia’s investment opportunities. Within the framework of the event, high-level meetings were held, attended by Ms. Diana Zhghenti, Ambassador of Georgia to the Republic of Poland, and Mr. Zurab Khutsianidze, First Secretary of the Embassy.

BNI (Business Network International) is the largest networking business organization both in Poland and worldwide. It was founded in 1984 in the United States and has been operating in Poland since 2006. Such cooperation between Georgian and Polish companies represents another firm step towards fostering strong, long-term relations for both countries.

“Our team is committed to properly presenting the investment and tourism opportunities of our country to an international audience. It is noteworthy that the event held in Poland marks the initial stage of our large-scale information campaign on the European market, which will continue in several strategic locations in the near future,” said Gocha Kamkia, General Director of “Ambassadori Island Batumi.”

The island project is being implemented by Ambassadori Group in cooperation with various international companies. “Ambassadori Island Batumi,” which aims to form two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island across 84 hectares of sea territory, is being developed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart city planning. The project carries both tourism and significant economic importance for the region, placing Batumi and Georgia as a whole on the new global investment map.

The primary objective of this partnership is to promote the yacht management and certification programs offered by the “Batumi State Maritime Academy” to a broader, international audience. This training course is designed to equip interested individuals with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enabling them to obtain a yacht driver's license within a period of just 14 days.

Georgia's first yacht club, constructed according to international standards, is set to be constructed on Ambassadori Island. The development plans also include a dedicated training facility for the Maritime Academy. This will provide future residents and visitors of the island with an exclusive opportunity to undergo professional training in yacht and watercraft operation and receive the relevant driving license.

"Our objective is to enhance the quality of education at the Maritime Academy to ensure our graduates are highly competitive in the global job market. The academy's potential and pace of development allow us to set and achieve ambitious goals. Our objective is to transform the “Batumi State Maritime Academy” into a leading maritime institution in the Black Sea region. This memorandum will help enhance the visibility of both Batumi and the academy on the international maritime stage," said Murtaz Devadze, Rector of the “Batumi State Maritime Academy.”

"Our partnership with the “Batumi State Maritime Academy” is a significant step toward positioning Batumi as a leading city for maritime education. As we promote Ambassadori Island in international markets, we are committed to highlighting the presence of this essential Georgian institution in our city - an academy that delivers high-quality maritime education to both Georgian and international citizens. This is a unique opportunity to inform international visitors, attract high-spending travelers and clearly demonstrate that Batumi offers a rare chance to undergo specialized training and obtain yacht and other watercraft operation licenses, all during their visit," stated Gocha Kamkia, CEO of “Ambassadori Island Batumi.”

“Ambassadori Island Batumi” is an innovative project in the Black Sea that involves the creation of two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island. The project will feature a variety of infrastructure, including the largest yacht club in the region and new educational institutions focused on delivering innovative services and supporting maritime training and certification.

Following the signing of a strategic development and representation agreement with Polish partners, the Ambassadori Island concept was presented to the local audience at one of the most prestigious PRIME SHOW MMA events, which generates up to 5 million active viewers and features prominent athletes, stars and influencers.

The distinguished honor of awarding the winners was entrusted to Ambassadori Island Batumi.

It is noteworthy that an event hall designed for 10,000 people is being constructed on the island in Batumi, which will host similar large-scale international events in the near future.

We are pleased to strengthen business ties between Poland and Georgia and in the form of Ambassadori Island Batumi, we create unlimited opportunities to further deepen these ties.

The interest in Ambassadori Island Batumi far exceeded expectations at the Dubai International Property Show. The company presented its innovative project at the exhibition, as well as Georgia as a whole, through a high-tech and multifunctional booth.

During the exhibition, the company's representatives hosted a number of important guests at their stand, including the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to the United Arab Emirates, H.E. Giorgi Janjgava, and the Director General of the Dubai Land Department (DLD), Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalit, along with a high-ranking delegation.

The Ambassadori Group project has garnered significant interest from international investors and in this regard, a series of business visits to Georgia have been scheduled.

"We are delighted to have had the opportunity to present a project of historical significance for our region to the world at the most prestigious exhibition. It is noteworthy that the blend of Georgian culture and modern approaches reflected in our innovative initiative exceeded all expectations in terms of attention," said Ambassadori Island Batumi CEO Gocha Kamkia.

Investors are particularly interested in the ongoing innovative project in Georgia, which expands the country's physical and economic potential borders and creates a new investment location on the country's economic map.

“Ambassadori Group” continues to attract investor interest with the Ambassadori Island project while also promoting Adjara as a tourism destination. For this purpose, “Ambassadori Island Batumi” participated in the prestigious international real estate exhibition at the Dubai World Trade Centre, presenting to the international audience its innovative project, which envisions the creation of two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island in the sea.

The Dubai International Property Show, which took place from April 14–16, brought together more than 300 participants from 85 countries and hosted over 25,000 visitors.

“We are delighted to have had the opportunity to present this project of historic importance for our region on the world stage at such a prestigious international exhibition, and to significantly increase the number of our partners. It is noteworthy that the harmonious blend of distinctive elements of Georgian culture and modern approaches reflected in our innovative initiative attracted attention that exceeded all expectations,” said Gocha Kamkia, General Director of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

The “Ambassadori Island Batumi” project is being developed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart city planning. It will set new standards for urban development in the region and contribute to the country’s economic progress. As part of the project’s development, up to 20,000 new jobs will be created.

At the International Property Show held at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the team of “Ambassadori Island Batumi” is presenting a project of historic importance, which envisions the creation of two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island in the sea.

The “Ambassadori Island Batumi” project is being developed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart city planning and will serve to establish new standards of urban development in the region.

“We deeply believe that the ‘Ambassadori Island Batumi’ project can have a significant impact on shaping a new future for Batumi and on increasing the recognition of our region on the international stage. The main driving force for our team is to create a destination that fully reflects the spirit of Georgia as a country characterized by development and progress,” said the General Director of “Ambassadori Island Batumi.”

During the exhibition, the company’s representatives will participate in various business programs and, at the specially designed large-scale multifunctional stand, will provide comprehensive information to interested parties regarding investment opportunities on the island.