Proleski Georgia Plans to Open a Sports School in Gudauri

"Proleski Georgia" plans to open a sports school in the mountains. Guro Gogishvili, the founder of "Proleski Georgia" mentioned that the school will probably be opened in Gudauri, where people will be able to learn skiing.

According to him, the opening of new branches of "Proleski Georgia" in Tbilisi and Batumi by 2023 is also being considered.

From 800 000 GEL to 1.5 million GEL is needed to open each facility.

"Proleski Georgia" is the official representative in the region of Transcaucasia, and it appeared on the market in 2020. It is possible to learn skiing through the facility in any season in Tbilisi. As for the pricing policy, the cost of 8 lessons is 390 GEL.

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