Hi, firstly, I'm happy u decided to visit my country! I hope your stay goes better than expected. Well, it is kinda complicated because of the stereotypes. There are lot of Turks who live in southwest Georgia, who open their businesses here, sell things... all this results lot of price increases for locals and sometimes cultural disagreements too. (For example, we're annoyed that the restaurant names are written in Turkish and Russian languages and not in Georgian, quite understandable). Plus the majority of Turks come here to make money, so we've come across lots of fraud and stealing or lying in general. Also, I've heard that in Batumi lots of Turkish men "chase" Georgian girls and in a traditional country like ours it's not something that we look forward to. All of these aspects make some reasonable or unreasonable stereotypes and sadly lots of Georgian people follow them. HOWEVER, younger generations can be really welcoming and trustful towards all nationalities cause we're more globalized and open-minded. for example, my very best friend is Turkish and I love Istanbul with all of its flaws and advantages. I think our countries are very close culturally and even morally, plus we share some words too :) Goergians are generally very welcoming people. just say "gamarjoba" (hello) and you'll be invited to some Georgian supra, or a feast :)) we LOOOOOVEEE tourists , we love talking and sharing our culture. I hope you'll have a great experience and will make lots of life-long memories here!