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The Piraeus Port Authority was recognized as the leading port authority at the “Protagonists of the Greek Economy” awards for its contribution to the domestic economy.

Greek islands are among the top 10 least expensive destinations for British travelers this summer, according to the Post Office Family Holiday Report.

The Greek tourism board is intensifying its efforts to promote religious tourism in Greece through enhanced collaboration with the Holy Archdiocese of Athens.

Milos’ pristine beaches and tranquil environment earned it the title of “Most Favorite Island in Europe” from Travel + Leisure readers.

With the metro opening to the public, alongside new bus routes and the introduction of electric buses, Thessaloniki is set to undergo a major transformation in its public transportation system.

The Municipality of Piraeus in November will showcase the city’s gastronomy tourism potential as the host of CEUCO’s 21st European Conference of Gastronomy and Enology.

The 2nd Geo Festival Nisyros is highlighting the island’s unique cultural heritage, gastronomy and ecological significance.

Kyvernitis Travel Group hosted the Crew Insights @ Posidonia 2024 conference to discuss various aspects of crew travel management with industry experts.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is aiming to position Rethymno, Crete, as a leading sustainable tourism destination.

Greek Minister of Digital Governance Dimitris Papastergiou explains why the impact of Friday’s massive global IT outage was relatively isolated in Greece.

The former iconic Xenia Hotel on Kythnos will be transformed into the “Genesis of the Royal Baths of Kythnos” following a complete revamp.

Greece’s carefree summer vibe makes it a must-visit destination for British travelers, according to UK tour operator Jet2holidays.

As the Castle of Ioannina is being transformed into a Culture Park, a new project will enhance accessibility for visually impaired individuals and those with mobility issues.

The Municipality of Rethymno on Crete is focusing on developing cycling tourism to promote alternative, sustainable forms of tourism.

The Heritage Hill Hotel’s brand new Zale Rooftop Restaurant & Bar invites its guests and visitors in Athens to taste the finest Greek and Mediterranean cuisine.

The 14th International Contemporary Dance Festival will run until July 31 in Chania, hosting performances, workshops and events for all ages.

The Milaki Hotel on Kimolos has installed a charging station for electric cars, aiming to improve the overall guest experience on the island.

The Greek Tourism Ministry aims to transform Heraklion, Crete, into a year-round city break destination and also establish it as a homeport for cruises.

Four new railway projects in Greece have been approved for funding by the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility II (CEF II).

The Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2024 revealed the 10 best resorts in Greece and the top three hotels in Athens, as voted by readers.