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I'm not Georgian but can you tell me the easiest (preferably cheapest) flights to Tblisi from Riyadh? I can't seem to get direct flights or flights without long connections. Thanks.

gashead wrote:

I'm not Georgian but can you tell me the easiest (preferably cheapest) flights to Tblisi from Riyadh? I can't seem to get direct flights or flights without long connections. Thanks.

I think through Istanbul.

LauraMik wrote:

I have been living in Riyadh for a month and i met a lot of people already, a lot of south africans and latinos but no Russians or Georgians!

Only a couple on this blog:  katelol and toolzi and toolzi's roommates (one is called the Deputy of Love or something lol).

lol .

Just read your profile.  Forget about the three names I gave you.  They're all single--no kids!

i dont know myself, have not flight to georgia yet from Riyadh but i am sure is more expensive then flying from London and there is not direct flights....try through Baku, well i dont know myself

Sorry

Thanks Laura.

I've scoped this out before.  Best I found was Turkish Airlines to Istanbul; layover in Istanbul; Istanbul to Tbilisi.  Shortest flight I've found is 7 hours and it costs anywhere from $700-$900 (maybe less) depending on dates.

Thanks Alliecat. Riyadh certainly isn't DXB when it comes to being a flight hub.

gashead wrote:

Thanks Alliecat. Riyadh certainly isn't DXB when it comes to being a flight hub.

You're sure right about that!

hi lura

welcom to saudia
try to go to parks at the evining and let jack play
kids are the most nice in this life.

there is nice park at sulimaniah district.
bye

Oh thank you Lion, jack loves being outside ( and i mean it outside) not in shopping centres.. we wil try it defiantly

lol , that was funny actually

wow nice to hear that you like it
did jacky spend nice time?

most of the western newcomers are from usa and england
what do u think allicate of my opinion

coolboyy wrote:

most of the western newcomers are from usa and england
what do u think allicate of my opinion

You're right about the UK (includes England), but I'm not so sure about Americans. 

Well, wait.. you did say 'newcomers' and it *does* seem that way  due to teacher recruitment at the universities.

So.. I think your opinion is probably correct!

its like " cool boy , does they know that we know that they don't know ? "

you know what fine i like your opinion  . ( just fill my cup of that drink ) LOL

Hitch wrote:

its like " cool boy , does they know that we know that they don't know ? "

you know what fine i like your opinion  . ( just fill my cup of that drink ) LOL

Damn.. I just *wish* we had drinks.  I'd fill yours with tequila!

gen is better with out ICE , thanks Alliecat i know you are very generous Habibi ...

Alliecat wrote:

Damn.. I just *wish* we had drinks.  I'd fill yours with tequila!

Alliecat wrote:

coolboyy wrote:

most of the western newcomers are from usa and england
what do u think allicate of my opinion

You're right about the UK (includes England), but I'm not so sure about Americans. 

Well, wait.. you did say 'newcomers' and it *does* seem that way  due to teacher recruitment at the universities.

So.. I think your opinion is probably correct!

thanks for being kind

LauraMik wrote:

I have been living in Riyadh for a month and i met a lot of people already, a lot of south africans and latinos but no Russians or Georgians!

Hi Laura

its good to hear there is a Goergian lady her in Saudi.

I am Saudi Arabian and my wife is Goergian.

it will be great if you have time in future as same language might support our kids.

I am in Albaha city. in the South region it is like Kutaisi here lol

lets keep in touch