Basic public transport dominated by minibuses (marshrutkas) and buses in Tbilisi and Batumi with fair urban coverage but irregular schedules. Limited metro (none), regional trains modernized (Tbilisi-Batumi faster by 30min by 2026), poor intercity integration and rural access.

Adequate network with 1455km international roads; ongoing upgrades like East-West Highway (Rikoti: 97 bridges, 51 tunnels), Middle Corridor roads (Rustavi-Red Bridge, Batumi-Sarpi by 2026). Urban roads fair, rural/mountainous variable maintenance, improving safety features.

Moderate broadband speeds averaging ~90 Mbps; fiber expanding in Tbilisi/Batumi, DSL/cable dominant rurally. Mobile data reliable in cities, gaps in mountains.

Avg: 90.5+ Mbps • Available in major cities (40-50% urban), limited rural (under 20%)

Strong network of 51 airports, 12 major incl. 3 international (Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi) as regional hubs with growing passenger traffic and cargo. Good domestic links, expanding international routes via TAV investments.

Hubs: Tbilisi International (TBS), Batumi International (BUS), Kutaisi International (KUT)