‘Travel through Caucasus combines ancient heritage, historic cities, scenic countryside, local traditions and regional wine culture,’ Sharma adds.
Caucasus Discovery begins in Baku, Azerbaijan’s lively capital, with a visit to Gobustan, before continuing to Tbilisi, Georgia’s historic capital. The journey then ventures into the Kakheti wine region, including Sighnaghi, known for its picturesque setting and cultural heritage.
The final leg takes travellers into Armenia, exploring Yerevan and the historic Khor Virap monastery, set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Ararat. The tour is priced from $3,149 per person twin share.
Sharma points out that along with Caucasus the 2027 brochure further expands Fez Travel’s portfolio with dedicated journeys to Greece and Uzbekistan, alongside its wider Egypt offering. Highlights include Athens, Santorini and Mykonos in Greece; plus Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, Samarkand and Shakhrisabz on the Silk Road Treasures of Uzbekistan itinerary. The collection also features multi-destination journeys combining Turkey with Cyprus and Greece.
