Destinations news

Jet2 included Zakynthos and Kefalonia to the destinations with additional flights in summer 2025 from Leeds Bradford Airport.

Thessaloniki is expanding its reach to international markets by participating in both Greek and global tourism expos, showcasing its distinctive attractions.

Short-term rentals in Greece’s top winter destinations are already reporting holiday bookings exceeding 90%.

Accor identifies significant growth potential for its brands in Thessaloniki and Halkidiki, Northern Greece.

Northern Greece is being modernized and upgraded, shaping a new profile as an attractive, year-round destination, according to Greek Deputy Tourism Minister Elena Rapti.

The Region of Attica unveiled a robust plan to address climate change and its associated natural disasters, with 158 flood prevention projects.

UK air arrivals to Crete increased by 10.8 percent in the first half of 2024, with pre-bookings for 2025 indicating a comparable upward trend.

Anogeia, a village on the island of Crete, has been recognized as one of the “Best Tourism Villages” by the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism).

A culinary journey through 150 years of history awaits gastronomy lovers at the Hotel Grande Bretagne, until December 31.

Proposed changes under the new urban planning framework for Mykonos are sparking strong reactions from residents, investors, and local officials alike.

Crete, Zakynthos, and Rhodes are among the destinations Jet2 will offer flights from its new base at London Luton Airport in summer 2025.

The establishment of an underwater diving park on the Greek island of Fourni has received official approval.

The Kypseli Municipal Market in Athens is featuring a variety of art events and activities for all ages.

Investment inflows in Greece’s housing sector are expected to remain strong, with the country still ranking among the most affordable in Europe.

The new urban planning framework for Mykonos is open for public consultation.

TIF-Helexpo aims to make the international expo center in Thessaloniki the most environmentally sustainable of its kind in Europe.

The 39th Philoxenia-Hotelia International Tourism and Hotel Equipment Exhibition opens its doors on Thursday, November 14.

The new logo for the Thessaloniki Metro was unveiled just over two weeks before it begins operations, set to serve both residents and visitors of the city.

The port of Piraeus was named “Ferry Shipping Port of the Year 2024” at the European Ferry Shipping Summit awards.

The Greek ports of Corfu and Igoumenitsa are set to play a central role in Adriatic maritime tourism.