Maria Paravantes

Tourism stakeholders in Greece still haven’t taken advantage of one of the most powerful social tools on the market: TikTok.

Greece will be setting up a platform where interested parties can apply for shoreline use auctions and citizens can report beach violations.

New Athens Mayor Haris Doukas announces priority projects for the Greek capital, including the addition of 1,000 new trees by spring.

The Greek Tourism Ministry will be tapping into TikTok and new media to promote Greece to new markets.

Culture Minister Lina Mendoni reiterated the Greek government’s call for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece.

Tourism played a decisive role in Greece’s post-Covid recovery and is set to support growth in the coming years, found a report.

A new spatial planning bill in Greece sets limits to Airbnb-style operations.

The cost of tickets to archaeological sites, monuments and museums in Greece increases.

Athens is seeing a boom in 5-star hotel openings with the number now double compared to 2015.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is looking ahead to a new era setting high sustainability goals.

Greece and the United Arab Emirates agreed to work together on transforming Poros into the country’s next smart energy island.

The North Aegean Region islands are expecting a new fast-track visa program for Turkish nationals to boost tourist flows.

Greek lawmakers voted in favor of an updated tax bill which includes a tourism charge and new short-term rentals rules.

Greece’s Flisvos Marina becomes a top mega yachting destination thanks to the implementation of a set of best practices.

Travelers from Turkey will be able to visit 10 Greek islands with a fast-track 7-day visa.

Technology giant Google presented its key milestones in Greece during a special event in Athens marking its 15th anniversary.

A soon-to-be finalized spatial planning framework is expected to create the conditions for a more sustainable tourism product in Greece.

Greece is winning over more younger generation travelers with “Generation T” planning to visit next year.

Athens is spreading the holiday spirit with dozens of events and happenings around the city until January 1.

Greek hoteliers urge the government to reassess a newly announced climate resilience levy, arguing that it creates market distortions.