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Georgia's Ski Passes Will Be Sold in a New Way
Mountain Trails Agency (MTA) is preparing its own online platform for selling ski passes to Georgia's ski resorts—Tetnuldi and Hatsvali—for the 2026/27 winter season. MTA will spend over 201,000 lari on marketing the new system, with an advertising campaign planned for November and December.
🎿 SKI PASSES IN GEORGIA: A NEW WAY TO BUY
Mountain Trails Agency (MTA) is gearing up for the 2026/27 winter season with a new ski pass sales system.
According to BM.ge, the agency plans to launch its own online platform where you'll be able to buy lift passes for Georgia's ski resorts, including Tetnuldi and Hatsvali.
In the past, third-party services handled online sales. Now MTA is making the move to its own system.
What about resort ticket windows?
That's still unclear. BM.ge reached out to MTA to find out whether regular ticket booths will stay open after the new platform launches, but hadn't received an answer at the time of publication.
There are also no details yet on how existing card top-ups, children's ski pass purchases, and other familiar services will work.
MTA is planning to spend 201,801 lari on promoting the new system. The advertising campaign is scheduled for November and December.
With less than two months until the winter season kicks off, the details should be coming soon.
We'll keep an eye out for updates and will let you know exactly where and how to buy ski passes for Tetnuldi and Hatsvali.
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