Eddie Jones is exploring the unprecedented move of flying his England squad to Tbilisi for a training session with Georgia midway through the Six Nations campaign.
Any trip would take place in one of the two fallow weeks during the championship, either after the match against Wales at Twickenham on February 10 or the Murrayfield match with Scotland on February 24.
England are also considering training sessions against Wales, Scotland and Italy in an attempt to create history by becoming the first side to win three outright Six Nations titles in a row. The plan is one of a number of ground-breaking initiatives under consideration by Jones.
"We have got a few up our sleeve," he said. "Tbilisi is a nice place at this time of year. We have got a couple of fallow weeks and we have got plans. We are 100 per cent [looking at a trip to Georgia]. Tbilisi is cold, it has a great red wine. It's fantastic. And the meat is good — and good Roman bars.
"We are planning what we are going to do. We have a good relationship with Scotland, Wales and Georgia, so there's potential. And Italy."