Destinations news

The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) showcased Greece’s adventure tourism offerings to 400 UK travel agents at the ATAS conference in Leeds.

The Municipality of Argostoli’s English-language podcast “Kalimera Kefalonia” provides listeners with valuable insights designed to inspire them to explore the island.

The Irish TV show “High Road Low Road” will soon showcase both luxury and budget-friendly tourism options in the Greek city of Thessaloniki.

An accommodation facility in Limnochori, Florina — that led to a mass poisoning of 14 guests — is not a hotel business, says the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels.

The Greek Islands feature among the 2025 top destinations for year-round trips for American travelers, according to vacation rental company HomeToGo.

SMEs in the tourism sector of Central Macedonia are among the most active applicants seeking funding through an ESPA program announced by the regional authority.

The Greek government’s strategic plan to enhance key port infrastructure includes the development of the port of Lavrio, Attica’s third-largest port.

A working group dedicated to promoting tourism in Magnesia, Thessaly, was formed between the destination’s hotel association and the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO).

Eurowings passengers can enjoy twice-weekly flights from Hamburg to Thessaloniki in winter 2024.

Athens’ “Line” and “Baba au Rum” are among the World’s 50 Best Bars, celebrated for their cutting-edge cocktails and distinctive ambiance.

The Greek real estate sector has expressed dissatisfaction with the recent changes made by the government to the country’s Golden Visa program.

Opening new chapter in alternative transport and steadily advancing plans for a hydroplane transportation network in Greece, Hellenic Seaplanes reaches Ermioni.

The 15th Amorgos International Short Film Festival will take place on Amorgos from November 14 to 29 featuring short films from Greece and the world.

The interconnectivity of ports in Northern Greece with the Western Balkans to create “an even bigger common market” is a priority for the Greek Maritime Affairs Ministry.

The Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation has confirmed that the Thessaloniki Metro will begin operations as planned on November 30.

Grecotel welcomed 600 international tourism professionals to Kyllini for the annual conference of Best Reisen, a leading travel group in Germany.

The Region of Central Macedonia showcased Halkidiki’s tourism offerings to the Italians at the 2024 TTG Travel Experience in Rimini.

Latvian airline airBaltic has added the Greek island of Mykonos to its summer 2025 schedule.

The Santorini Hoteliers Association has donated an ambulance to the National Emergency Care Center (EKAV) on the Greek island.

Greece’s South Aegean and Crete are among the EU’s top 10 regions with the highest number of overnight stays by foreign tourists.