Company updates

The Paros Agnanti Resort & Spa announced a refreshed brand logo, marking its 25 years of services and highlighting its commitment to offer guests an even higher level of luxury.

KLM is now wasting less food on board aircraft thanks to artificial intelligence (AI).

The Sani/Ikos Group was awarded for its innovative, sustainable supply chain practices, while offering high-quality luxury hospitality to guests.

Accor and Virgin Hotels see high potential in the Greek market and are interested in partnering with local hotel owners to expand their brands.

Twelve Greek hotels in Athens, Mykonos and Santorini are on the 2024 Star Awards’ list of honorees announced by Forbes Travel Guide.

Cyprus Airway has transitioned to a fully paperless cockpit, marking an achievement for the airline in its commitment to enhance efficiency and sustainability.

Finnair is weighing volunteering customers and their carry-on baggage at the departure gate of Helsinki Airport to collect data for flight balance calculations.

Global hospitality company Hilton has announced its aim to increase its presence in Greece in the years ahead.

Athens-based AFEA Travel and Congress, a Greek company of corporate travel consultants, incentive planners and congress services, said it will split into two independent companies.

The 5-star hotel Deluxe Grand Serai Congress & Spa offers to its visitors a luxury hospitality experience combining tradition with modern-day trends.

Israel-based Isrotel will launch its new international brand ALUMA with the opening of the first of three hotels in Athens, Greece, in March.

Keen buyer interest in Athens Airport during its stock market debut sent shares soaring in the first minutes of trade.

Emirates has announced that it will now serve Brisbane with double daily A380 flights and also reinstate a second daily flight to Perth.

Two of Brown Hotels’ “Isla Brown” properties in Greece are now members of the “Curio Collection by Hilton” brand.

To meet the growing demand for Greece by Irish travelers, airlines such as Aer Lingus and Ryanair are adding more flights to Greek destinations this year.

The Sani/Ikos Group has announced a skills development training program for women in Greece who have been away from the labor market for two or more years.

Cyprus Airways, aiming to connect with key international destinations, announced a new connecting flight from Larnaca to Brussels.

Boeing was hit again this week with a new 737 Max problem forcing the manufacturer to rework some 50 airplanes.

AEGEAN and SKY express have announced changes to their flight schedules to and from Heraklion Airport on Crete between February 19-24.

The Greek hospitality sector saw major hotel transaction activity in January with deals worth several billions of euros recorded.