Destinations news

International tourist arrivals to Greece by road are recouping pre-Covid levels reaching 4.8 million from May to early July.

Greece received its first seaplane that will shorten travel time to the islands when waterway operations kick off.

Greece and Japan in 2024 will boost cultural and tourism ties through a series of events.

The Bourtzi Fortress in Nafplio, which has been closed for years, will reopen to the public on August 5 after an extensive restoration.

Greece’s PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis offered free weeklong holidays for those affected by the fires on Rhodes.

The Greek Tourism Ministry announced a set of actions aimed at restoring tourism to Rhodes after the destructive fires.

Greece’s Supreme Court has ordered an enquiry following claims that beach bars are illegally occupying a number of island beaches.

European travel agents and tour operators held a joint working session to discuss the impact of the recent fires on Rhodes and Corfu tourism.

Two popular Israeli influencers recently toured Thessaloniki in northern Greece and were “blown away” by all that the city has to offer tourists.

Serbian journalist Ivana Dukcevic visited the Peloponnese in Greece to promote lesser-known destinations and special forms of tourism.

Twelve Greek lesser-known islands are expecting occupancy levels to reach 100 percent this month.

Athens ranks second in Europe for best value-for-money Airbnbs compared to hotels, according to a recent report.

A Greek lawmaker has tabled seven actions that will help regenerate Rhodes after the devastating fires last month.

Rhodes hoteliers team up with Deliverback to return luggage to holidaymakers affected by the fires on the island last month.

Lesvos emerges as safe and welcoming LGBTQ+ destination following fam trip with British influencer Cora Harrison.

The 2024 Rhodes Marathon, an annual celebration of the international running community, will take place on April 21 next year.

CLIA Innovation Expo and European Summit to focus on innovation, sustainability, and community in Genoa, Italy.

Greeks are still traveling despite the cost-of-living crisis which this week sent fuel prices to 2 euros per liter in some places.

Piraeus and Rafina ports and the Greek national highway were packed over the weekend as the first Athenians set off for their summer holidays.

Greece’s highest court has struck down an Attica Region plan to redevelop Athens’ central Pedion tou Areos Park.