A trip from Volgograd to the capital of Georgia is a popular route for tourists. 5 ways to get there.

Bus travel is also in great demand in the field of tourist transportation, there is a direct route between the two cities. The cost and duration of the trip is calculated for each case individually.

Tickets are purchased at the bus station, sometimes you can purchase them via the Internet by booking a queue in advance. The distance of the entire trip is one thousand kilometers, so you should prepare for a long stay on the bus.

Often people travel from Volgograd to the Georgian capital by train. In order for you to have no problems with buying tickets, you should take care of their purchase in advance. Railway transport it is not the fastest way to overcome a distance of one thousand kilometers, but it has its advantages:

• comfortable travel conditions;
• suitable travel time schedule;
• during the trip, you can safely sleep or lie on the shelf;
• purchase tickets in accordance with your financial capabilities.

The easiest way to get to a particular station that you need is to travel with transfers. There is a timetable for all trains, which you can view in advance on the official website of the carrier company.

Airplanes have a very high speed when they move in the sky. That is why traveling by aircraft is one of the fastest ways to overcome distances. One of the disadvantages of this type of movement is the cost of tickets, which will require several times more money from you when compared with other modes of transport.

But it is worth remembering that not every driver can overcome a huge distance in a short time, whereas airplanes cover a distance of thousands of kilometers in just a few hours. The airport in the city of Volgograd is located at a distance of two kilometers from the nearest bus stop. You can get to it from the bus station by minibus.

Most tourists make a choice in favor of travel by plane, based on the following factors:

• comfortable conditions during the entire flight;
• saving time;
• convenient conditions for the transportation of bulky luggage (but here it is worth considering the maximum permissible weight, information about this can be clarified on the website of the carrier company);
• responsive and sociable staff.

Upon arrival at your destination, you need to take a bus that will take you to the nearest road in half an hour. The cost of your travel is very small, about half a dollar.

As a result, we can draw the following conclusion: each way of traveling has its advantages and disadvantages, but you always have a choice how to overcome the distance of one thousand kilometers in order to reach the desired city. You will definitely get a new experience and a huge amount of positive emotions and impressions from your amazing journey, regardless of the method of transportation you choose.

The second half of the XX century can be attributed to a new, modern stage of the development of the world. It represents the evolution of the search for a new paradigm of economic development in the world.

The period under review was peaceful and stable for the countries of Western Europe and the United States compared to the first half of the century, which accounted for several European wars, two world wars and two series of revolutionary events.

The advantage of the development of countries in the second half of the XX century is considered to be a significant advance along the path of scientific and technological progress, the transition from industrial to post-industrial society.

However, even in these decades, the countries of the Western world have faced a number of complex problems, crisis situations, and upheavals. These were large-scale events and processes in various spheres, such as technological and information revolutions, the collapse of colonial empires, the global economic crises of 1974-1975 and 1980-1982, social protests in the 60-70s of the XX century, separatist movements, etc. All of them demanded the restructuring of economic and social relations, the choice of ways of further development, compromises or tightening of political courses.

By the mid-50s, the UK's economic situation had improved significantly. The growth of industrial production was observed in the newest high—tech industries - electric power, aircraft construction, mechanical engineering, nuclear, chemical, and military industries. The concentration of capital in industry has increased. At the same time, the conservatives failed to achieve a steady pace of development of industrial production.

The recession and relatively low rates of economic development were a consequence of colonial policy. English industry did not know competition in the vast market of the empire, had no incentives to improve and lagged behind other countries in terms of its level of development.

Success in the formation of a welfare state in the post-war period was achieved by West Germany. The rapid recovery of the destroyed economy and steady economic growth, the so-called German economic miracle, allowed the state to allocate significant funds for the implementation of social programs.

By the middle of the XX century, the parliaments of Italy, Sweden, Austria, Holland, Denmark and other industrially developed countries significantly increased budget allocations intended for social security needs. In these countries, new laws have been adopted to increase public spending on public education, medical care, housing construction, increasing pensions, unemployment benefits.

The ideas of the welfare state were reflected in the domestic policy of the United States in the 60s. The program for creating a "great society" proposed by President Lyndon Johnson included measures to combat poverty, the development of education, the construction of cheap housing, and the creation of a new health insurance system. However, the Vietnam War prevented the implementation of this program to the end.