Planet Hollywood to Open Georgia’s First Integrated Resort in Tbilisi, Driving Tourism Growth

Located in the heart of Tbilisi, the complex is being developed as a twelve hundred‑room, two‑tower luxury campus combining a five hundred‑room Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino with a six hundred‑room Radisson Blu luxury hotel, positioning the Georgian capital as a more prominent destination in the Europe‑wide tourism map.

Industry reports indicate that this project is intended to serve as a benchmark for destination‑driven hospitality in one of Europe’s fastest‑growing tourism markets, blending high‑end accommodation, entertainment and retail in a single campus. By anchoring the resort around a globally recognized brand, developers hope to attract a broader mix of international tourism, including leisure, MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) and entertainment‑focused visitors.

Transforming Tourism And Hospitality In Georgia

The Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino Tbilisi project is expected to act as a major catalyst for tourism and economic growth in Georgia. The resort is being built in the historic capital of Tbilisi, a city already known for its mix of ancient architecture, mountain‑backed cityscapes and vibrant cultural scene, all of which are key attractions for growing leisure tourism.

By introducing Georgia’s first integrated resort, the complex will add a new layer to the city’s tourism infrastructure, offering not just overnight stays but also casino gaming, large‑scale entertainment events and international‑standard retail and dining. This kind of destination‑scale development is often associated with longer average stays, higher visitor spend, and more diversified tourism flows, including visitors from the Middle East, Asia and Western Europe who look for combined leisure, entertainment and shopping experiences.

What The Integrated Resort Will Offer

The Tbilisi‑based integrated resort will feature a fifty thousand‑square‑foot casino, a four thousand‑seat entertainment and special‑events venue, and over seventy-thousand square feet of Harvey Nichols retail space, alongside a curated lineup of international dining, nightlife and lifestyle offerings. The campus is designed as a multi‑tower “luxury campus”, with the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino and the Radisson Blu sharing common infrastructure, event spaces and public amenities, which increases operational efficiency and visitor convenience.

For tourism, this mix means that visitors can access a wide range of experiences within a compact footprint: cinema‑themed rooms, live shows, gala‑scale events, designer shopping and global cuisine, all within walking distance. Such consolidated offerings are particularly attractive to urban tourism markets, where travelers prefer dense, walkable environments with multiple attractions, rather than sprawling, car‑dependent complexes.