Covid-19

Greece will open its borders to more countries as of June 15 but under specific rules, according to the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Greek government is looking to put 22.5 billion euros in EU subsidies, aimed at addressing the impact of Covid-19, to immediate use.

Greek tourism is gradually “reopening” its gates to welcome visitors to the country, say tourism minister Harry Theoharis, and deputy minister, Manos Konsolas.

Seasonal employees in tourism, will be re-hired for the current period, according to a bill presented by the Greek Labor Ministry.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has released suggested protocols for airports and airlines to restart in the post Covid-19 world.

Travelers infected with Covid-19 during their holidays to Cyprus, will have healthcare-related costs covered by the government, Cypriot authorities have announced.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has announced the official list of countries from which visitors will be able to arrive and holiday in Greece, with flights to Athens and Thessaloniki, as …

YES! Hotels group is ready to welcome guests back to its properties in Athens, having implemented all the necessary health measures for their safety.

Ahead of its opening on June 26, the Micra Anglia Boutique Hotel & Spa on Andros sends a message to its future guests.

The five-star Olympia Golden Beach Resort & Spa in the Peloponnese has applied all the required health & safety protocols for its operation as of July 1.

The Paros Agnanti Resort is getting ready to open its doors and welcome summer guests to the Cycladic island of Paros as of July 1.

The Kritsa Gastronomy Hotel, on Mount Pelion in central Greece, is ready to open its doors again as of June 1.

The Ghotels group will gradually open its hotels in Halkidiki, Northern Greece, and on the island of Crete, as of June 24.

Greece’s air transport sector will receive 115 million euros in funding to help it recover losses incurred by the Covid-19 crisis.

Greece is working intensively to ensure that all travelers are welcome when the country reopens in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The UNWTO has released a set of guidelines to help governments and businesses open tourism up again in a safe, seamless and responsible manner following the Covid-19 crisis.

Germany, Israel, Cyprus, Balkan countries, Romania and Poland may potentially be among the key markets to source Greek tourism this year, according to a new INSETE study.

Thessaloniki authorities this year are counting on road arrivals to offset the negative impact that the coronavirus pandemic has had on tourism.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis recently took part in the third teleconference of countries that managed to successfully contain the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.