Destinations news

Fast Ferries is giving its passengers the chance to “travel” to the island of Tinos through a series of thematic videos screened on board its ferries.

A walkway unifying Athens’ main monuments and landmarks will be included in the ambitious “Grand Walk” urban project of the Municipality of Athens.

National Geographic Traveler Romania recently presented Thessaloniki as an ideal nearby city break destination for Romanian travelers.

Φύση, περιπέτεια, βουνό και θάλασσα συνθέτουν το πολυδιάστατο καλοκαιρινό πρόσωπο της Θεσσαλίας.

A spatial plan for the redevelopment of the wider area of Mati, Nea Makri and Rafina, which was ravaged by deadly fires in July 2018, is up for public consultation.

The courtyard of the National Archaeological Museum of Athens has opened to the public after a series of renovations and upgrades.

Greek tourism recently gained buzz on Chinese social media through the online campaign #Thinkingofyou.

Greece is home to more secluded beaches than anywhere in Europe, according to a survey by UK online travel agency loveholidays.

The South Aegean Region has launched a new digital campaign to promote the Greek islands of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese to European source markets.

Between July 1-16, five Greek islands welcomed a total of 682 international flights and 89,560 travelers, according to data provided by the South Aegean Region.

The Greek government has approved eight strategic investment projects in the tourism sector, which total to 1.1 billion euros.

Three international public tenders have launched in Greece for the development of the ports of Alexandroupolis, Igoumenitsa and Kavala.

Greece will launch a campaign aimed at restoring the reputation of five Aegean islands that have suffered the massive influx of migrants and refugees in the last years.

Tourism stakeholders and urban development experts anticipate that the ‘Grand Walk of Athens’ project will further enhance the city’s tourism identity.

Greece is set to benefit from an EU 2.2-billion-euro funding package aimed at jump-starting the economy through a series of transport projects.

The Chios Music Festival is returning to the Aegean island this summer with a redesigned artistic program focusing on Greek artists.

The Jewish Museum of Greece has been certified by the culture ministry’s Directorate of Museums and is now able to access EU funding programs.

Greece in August will open its first underwater museum off the coast of Peristera, an islet near Alonissos in the Sporades group.

Greece has inaugurated the 71km Kiato – Diakofto – Aigio suburban railway (Proastiakos) serving the Northern Peloponnese.

Registration for the 6th “Santorini Experience” sports tourism event is open, with an early bird 25% discount valid until July 31.