Destinations news

Neptune Luxury Resort on Kos reinforces its commitment to local heritage by supporting small businesses through the selection of locally produced gifts for its returning guests.

The Gipsy Kings, Bananafishbones, and Marina Satti are among the popular acts set to perform at the concerts held alongside the 88th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) this September.

Thirty of 211 new buses ordered for Attica began service, significantly improving the region’s suburban public transit routes.

Meeting the demand for ferry transport of passengers, vehicles, and pets between Greece and Cyprus, Daleela will continue its service at least through 2027.

Visitors of Lemnos can now plan their holidays on the island using the new LemnosApp, which provides essential information in both Greek and English.

Greece’s lower cost of living and straightforward process for obtaining a residence permit make it an ideal destination for American retirees.

The Little Paris of Athens (Petit Paris d’Athènes) Festival returns for its 11th year, celebrating peace over ten days with a variety of activities for children and adults.

Greece comes third for oleotourism, with the most positive sentiment, the second most olive oil tasting sessions, and the fourth highest olive oil ranking, according to recent research by Compare …

The Acropolis Museum will celebrate the full moon on August 19 with a concert by the historic Hellenic Air Force Band.

The Municipality of Heraklion, located on the island of Crete, has unveiled a new tourism campaign designed to engage all the senses throughout the year.

Antiparos Island offers unforgettable vacations in the heart of Cyclades with picturesque beaches and a beautiful landscape. 

More countries have responded to Greece’s request for assistance in combating the wildfires in Attica through the European Civil Protection Mechanism.

Greek authorities have activated the European Civil Protection Mechanism (UCPM) to request air and ground assistance in response to the wildfires currently threatening Attica.

A special platform has been activated to provide temporary accommodation for those affected by the fire that broke out yesterday in Attica, Greece.

Wildfires have been blazing in the Attica Region, Greece, since Sunday afternoon.

All passenger ferries scheduled to arrive at or depart from Rafina today will be redirected to Lavrio Port due to the ongoing wildfires in northeastern Attica.

Greek social tourism program voucher holders in July redeemed 14,464 vouchers, with Evia and Halkidiki emerging as top destinations for subsidized vacations.

New infrastructure projects at Paros Airport, including a terminal 17 times larger than the current one, are underway.

The Greek Transport Ministry is exploring a major upgrade to Piraeus’s public transportation infrastructure, with the aim of enhancing connectivity and accessibility in Greece’s largest port city.

Karpathos welcomed over 30,000 visitors in July, a significant increase attributed to the island’s targeted promotional efforts, according to the municipal authority.