Regional Post asked the Founders of EventToura agency, Mary Badalyan and Nune Manukyan how Yerevan Wine Days transformed from a single-street festival into Armenia’s most successful case study in sustainable event tourism, proving that ancient wine traditions and modern environmental responsibility can go hand in hand.

KOMO Real Estate Agency is transforming how Armenians view properties with an innovative approach that’s catching attention across the market. While traditional agencies schedule individual property visits one by one, KOMO has built its entire business around large-scale open house events and comprehensive group tours that let multiple customers explore dozens of properties in a single, well-orchestrated experience. “We kept seeing the same problem everywhere,” explains the founder of the Agency Khachik Gevorgyan explains. “Buyers and renters were burning entire weekends driving from property to property, dealing with scheduling conflicts, and often missing opportunities because of logistical headaches. We realized there had to be a better way.” KOMO streamlines this process by focusing on group tours and open house models, saving their client’s valuable time and energy.

In an era when mass production threatens traditional craftsmanship worldwide, one Armenian family business stands as a guardian of cultural legacy. Megerian Carpet, Armenia’s largest manufacturer of hand-woven rugs, has dedicated itself to revitalizing the ancient art of Armenian carpet weaving. Regional Post interviewed xxx to explore how this enterprise balances business imperatives with cultural preservation, employing traditional techniques and natural dyes to create pieces that will maintain their vibrant colors for centuries to come.

In today’s competitive landscape, staying true to yourself while being associated with specific values has become a real challenge. Success requires knowing yourself, positioning yourself wisely, and highlighting what makes you unique. But, how do you build a personal brand that’s authentic, visible, and lasting? Regional Post asked Anna Salome, a marketing specialist who has shaped over 30 successful personal brands, to share her insights on the art of personal branding and how you, too, can leave a mark that matters.

A middle-income, emerging economy investing heavily in new technologies and products, Armenia cannot afford to miss the opportunity to grow green. For a small country like Armenia, the stakes could not be higher. Green growth is not a luxury reserved for the global economic elite; it is a necessity for a nation with scarce and increasingly stressed natural resources.

With over 500 young people already signed up for their circular economy contest, Green Fox is making waves in Armenia’s youth education scene. We asked the team to tell us about their innovative approach to teaching teens about sustainability through their superhero fox character and Telegram chatbots.

Philip Morris Armenia’s newly appointed General Manager, Artur Rieznikov, in his first interview in this role discusses Armenia’s untapped potential in science and technology, PMI’s ambitious smoke-free future, and why he believes local talent doesn’t need to look abroad to build world-class careers.

Academia should be one of the key players when it comes to progress on environmental issues in any country, and Armenia is no exception. We spoke to Alen Gasparian Amirkhanian, Director of the American University of Armenia Acopian Center for the Environment, about the role that his team is playing when it comes to ensuring a greener and more circular Armenia tomorrow.

In conversation with Nazareth Seferian, Tigran Jrbashyan, Partner and Director of Management Advisory Services at Ameria CJSC and one of the country’s leading economic visionaries, reveals how Armenia can leverage circular economy principles not just for environmental benefits, but as a strategic pathway to economic transformation.