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FTI Group Boosting Presence in Greece Due to High Demand

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FTI's annual Touristik Vertriebsgesellschaft (TVG) conference on Crete. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany
FTI's annual Touristik Vertriebsgesellschaft (TVG) conference on Crete. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

FTI’s annual Touristik Vertriebsgesellschaft (TVG) conference on Crete. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

High demand for Greece – Crete and Rhodes in particular – has prompted Munich-based FTI Group to strengthen its presence in 2023, adding flight connections in the winter and growing incoming agency Meeting Point Hellas’ portfolio.

Chief Product Officer for Short & Mid-haul at FTI, Jan Mayer, said demand for Greek island holidays was higher compared to pre-Covid 2019. “Therefore, we will extend the 2023 summer season with selected hotel partners on Crete and Rhodes until mid-November,” he said.

FTI Group Chief Product Officer for Short & Mid-haul Jan Mayer. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

FTI Group Chief Product Officer for Short & Mid-haul Jan Mayer. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

On Crete, the group offers 350 weekly connections from 50 airports in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and the Netherlands. FTI held its annual Touristik Vertriebsgesellschaft (TVG) conference on the island last month.

Halina Strzyzewska, strategic destination officer for Greece at FTI said the company would be increasing flight capacity in the autumn to meet the growing demand.

FTI's annual Touristik Vertriebsgesellschaft (TVG) conference on Crete. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

FTI’s annual Touristik Vertriebsgesellschaft (TVG) conference on Crete. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

In addition to Crete, FTI is also planning to boost connections to smaller islands such as Zakynthos and Skiathos and to take advantage of Araxos Airport in the Peloponnese, to accommodate tourism to Olympia and Patra.

Additionally, Meeting Point Hellas, FTI group’s destination management agency, will be expanding its portfolio. “We are already seeing higher demand from our international guests than at the same time in 2022. Due to the very good bookings, especially for the islands of Rhodes, Corfu and Crete, we expect a strong push for the coming months,” said Mario Habig, CEO DMCs FTI Group.

FTI Group CEO DMCs Mario Habig. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

FTI Group CEO DMCs Mario Habig. Photo source: Meeting Point International, Germany

The third largest tour operator in Europe with subsidiaries in Austria, Switzerland, France and the Netherlands, FTI Group, employs more than 11,000 people worldwide

With its tourism brands, the FTI GROUP is the third largest tour operator in Europe. Its brands include FTI Touristik, the last-minute provider 5vorFlug, the car rental agency Drive FTI, the destination management company Meeting Point International as well as a number of hotel lines.

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