Maria Paravantes

With Britain’s departure from the EU, Greece will intensify its efforts to bring back the Parthenon Marbles to their original home.

A draft law foreseeing the establishment of waterways in Greece has been tabled in parliament, awaiting ratification.

The importance of the Greek shipping fleet in terms of contribution to the Greek economy was the focus of a Deloitte study presented in Athens.

Municipal authorities on the Aegean islands impacted by the increasing influx of refugees are calling on the government to take immediate action.

Larissa stakeholders in tourism and trade are now joining forces to attract tourism to the region with a focus on culture.

The decision to transfer a section of an ancient Roman road discovered during excavation works for Thessaloniki’s metro, has triggered the angered reaction of archaeologists.

The potential of extra virgin olive oil, Greece’s most prized product and export, was featured during a tribute event held recently in Kalamata, marking World Olive Oil Day.

The EU’s highest court has rejected a French hotels association suit against Airbnb, ruling that the home-sharing platform is not required to hold a real estate agent’s licence in order …

The Hellinikon project will move ahead as planned despite the recent delays, according to Greek Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis.

An unclear framework governing short-term rentals in Greece, has led dozens of home owners to take legal action against Airbnb-style activity.

Despite having a legal framework in place since 2015, Greece still hasn’t tapped into the vast potential of sustainable fishing tourism.

If the cards are played right, Latvia is bound to become a go-to destination in the coming years with airBaltic paving the way.

Singapore Airlines aims to offer less jet lag and more fuel efficiency with its Airbus A350-900LR which was recently launched out of Turkey.

Home sharing platforms operating in Greece, which fail to provide information requested by the country’s tax authority, may soon be faced with hefty fines.

The four-star Editor Hotel Athens has opened its doors near the city’s landmark sites to offer visitors an urban getaway in the heart of the bustling Greek capital.

Aiming to address tax evasion, Greece is preparing to introduce stringent measures for undeclared home sharing activity.

Tourism and the primary sector with emphasis on agrifood were at the center of this year’s Peloponnisos Expo held in the city of Tripoli.

Greece and China paved the way for strong partnerships in dozens of areas during the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping in Athens.

Greece is moving ahead with changes in its investor visa scheme that may include a fluctuating minimum investment requirement.

A new working group has been set up and tasked with re-examining building terms and limits applicable to the Acropolis area in Athens.