The School of Business and Administrative Sciences at the University of Georgia organized a dedicated conference on “Entrepreneurship and Tourism” for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Tourism program.
The event brought together participants from multiple institutions, including students from the University of Georgia (UG), International Black Sea University (IBSU), and Caucasus International University (CIU), creating a collaborative platform for academic exchange and interdisciplinary dialogue.
Key topics discussed during the conference included:
- The impact of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) on tourism growth
- The role of entrepreneurship in job creation and local economic development
- The importance of public-private sector cooperation in strengthening tourism infrastructure
The conference provided an opportunity for students to share research, exchange ideas, and engage with industry-relevant challenges that shape Georgia’s growing tourism sector.
Why This Matters for Future Students:
Conferences like this reflect the University of Georgia’s dedication to hands-on business education, real-world tourism trends, and student-led innovation. By participating in such events, students build critical thinking skills and professional networks that prepare them for leadership in the tourism and hospitality industries.
