Key Tourism Figures 2019: Andreas Mandrinos, President, Thessaloniki Hotels Association

Tourism investors choose Thessaloniki to broaden their investment cycle

Thessaloniki continues to claim a place among the favorite destinations of visitors from all over the world. Tourism investors choose our city to broaden their investment cycle and trust the brand of Thessaloniki as a city break destination.

The hoteliers of Thessaloniki have elevated the provided services by upgrading the quality and reshaping even the smallest hotels, this way offering accommodation that satisfies the most demanding customers.

Among its other actions to promote the region, Thessaloniki Hotels Association continued its cooperation with the renowned Greek-British journalist John Malathronas, hosting him once more in Thessaloniki.

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Andreas Mandrinos, President Thessaloniki Hotels Association

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…The hoteliers of Thessaloniki have elevated the provided services by upgrading the quality and reshaping even the smallest hotels…

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The result of this hospitality was the publication, with the signature of the journalist, in the famous travel magazine “Sunday Times Travel Magazine” of a multi-page tribute to Thessaloniki and the reasons why British tourists should visit it.

Our gastronomy concept, Thessbrunch has become an institution and has triggered many individual campaigns to promote the high-quality gastronomy of Thessaloniki.

Our city is the capital of gastronomy that combines flavors of many cultures and furthermore it presents a rich cultural heritage, capable of turning every visitor’s journey to a unique experience.

Thessaloniki Hotels Association fought for the commitment of all the tourism organizations of our city, for the sole purpose of the further readability of the destination.

We believe that Thessaloniki can be further developed with the implementation of new projects for the city’s tourism and become more widely known by acquiring a brand name in the global tourism industry.