Destinations news

Popular winter destinations in Greece are ready to welcome holidaymakers with the majority of hotels already fully booked.

Greek authorities plan to launch a new round of privatizations of 22 smaller regional airports in the summer of 2024.

Passenger traffic at Athens International Airport was above pre-COVID 2019 levels by 9.9% during January-November.

Greece’s Flisvos Marina becomes a top mega yachting destination thanks to the implementation of a set of best practices.

Greek travelers are booking early for this year’s Christmas and New Year’s holidays, with Airbnbs in high demand.

A new seaplane port to be constructed on Kea island received approval this month.

Athens is spreading the holiday spirit with dozens of events and happenings around the city until January 1.

Arrivals to the airport of Lesvos have recovered fully as more airline companies are already offering flights.

UK tour operator Jet2holidays has added the Greek island of Symi and the “Athens Coast” to its program for summer 2024.

More than 6.5 million travelers visited Greece’s South Aegean islands in the first 10 months of the year surpassing 2022 levels.

A study found that hoteliers in Thessaly and on Rhodes suffered 96 million euros in losses as a result of floods and fires this year.

Passenger flow at the 14 Greek regional airports managed by Fraport Greece is recording a strong performance this month.

Greek PM is in London to request the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece and discuss investment opportunities.

A 13.5km bicycle lane and pedestrian walkway across the Athenian Riviera one step closer to implementation.

A new era of growth begins for one of the most important ports in Northern Greece in Kavala after the signing of an agreement with an investor.

The main port at Agios Konstantinos in Central Greece will for the first time be accessible to small and medium-sized cruise ships.

The Cretan secret to longevity was presented during the 2nd ‘Cretan Way of Life’ conference organized by Grecotel.

Athens’ Christmas tree lit up on Syntagma Square, signaling the start of the holiday season in the Greek capital.

The Greek tourism board, GNTO, proposed for an international conference that would focus on Mt Olympus to be planned.

Minion, a historic department store in central Athens, got a new lease on life this week after being illuminated as part of redevelopment works.