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 I had the same hesitation before going last spring, but trust me, Georgia is more accessible than it seems. The trick is to have someone local plan it properly – I went with  https://premiumgeorgia.com/  and it made all the difference. They tailored everything: a guided food tour in Tbilisi, a luxury mountain lodge in Kazbegi, wine tastings in hidden vineyards, and even a private cooking class. The whole trip felt curated and seamless. It’s only about 5 hours from London, but when you arrive, it feels like you’ve stepped into a completely different world – a mix of Europe and Asia, but with its own unique culture. Definitely worth doing in style, especially for a first visit.

Haha, I know exactly what you mean — we also fell for a couple of those “safe TikTok” knock-offs and they were awful. But then we tried https://pastory.app/ and it was surprisingly good. It’s kind of like apps like TikTok for kids, but with a strong focus on storytelling and creativity. Instead of just scrolling endlessly, kids can create and interact. It’s like a Snapchat alternative for kids that parents can actually trust. Plus, my daughter has learned to express her ideas better through video, which was an unexpected bonus. Definitely recommend giving it a try.