Maria Paravantes

Europe’s aviation and tourism industries welcome a 5% CO2 emissions reduction goal by 2030 through the use of sustainable aviation fuels globally.

A new era of growth begins for one of the most important ports in Northern Greece in Kavala after the signing of an agreement with an investor.

Minion, a historic department store in central Athens, got a new lease on life this week after being illuminated as part of redevelopment works.

Greece’s revised national recovery plan was approved by the Commission, paving the way for 76 reforms and 103 key investments.

Thessaloniki’s highly anticipated metro will be ready on time in the second half of 2024, said Greek Transport Minister Christos Staikouras.

Greece is expecting tourism-related revenues to reach 19.5 billion euros up from 17.7 billion euros in 2022.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said attracting high-end investments was a key government priority for the tourism sector.

Hoteliers in Greece are arguing that a recently tabled tax bill should focus on protecting the sector’s value for money.

The Greek Economy Ministry has tabled an updated draft law that includes rules for Airbnb-style rentals.

“Athens Marathon. The Authentic” 2023 breaks new record with 17,000 runners reaching the finish line.

Greece’s Metaxa Hospitality Group has invested in regenerative agriculture in efforts to achieve sustainable food production in tourism.

Works on the first project of Elounda Hills, a high-end tourism and real estate project on Crete, are underway.

Greece is so far one of the top countries in terms of international tourist arrivals, driving Europe’s tourism recovery.

Analysts expect the Israel-Hamas war to take a toll on Israeli tourist arrivals to Thessaloniki.

Greece announced a set of actions that will strengthen the Greek economy and attract investor interest.

Greece and China are moving swiftly ahead with bilateral cooperation in tourism and other fields.

New policies in Greece aim to enhance the safety and security of the country’s infrastructure and transport.

Short-term rental activity is here to stay, contributing to the Greek economy and covering the growing demand for tourist accommodation.

Greek lawmakers passed a bill in parliament that paves the way for sustainable tourism development.  

Million-euro investments in high-end hospitality is positioning Greece as a leading player in the luxury tourism market.