Event News

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni will represent Greece at the 121st UN Tourism Executive Council to be held in Barcelona, Spain, during June 10-11.

The 1st Olympus Adrenaline & Nature Festival held in Litochoro, Pieria, brought together local tourism professionals and offered visitors the chance to learn more about year-round experiences in the region.

The WingFoil Racing World Cup will take place at Costa Navarino in September, with races highlighting skill, speed, and innovation.

The “Elafonisos Eco Week” ecological symposium will return for its 7th year from June 10 to 16, aiming to promote sustainable initiatives for the planet.

Greek travel agencies were united with leading Korean tour operators during a Korea tourism roadshow hosted in Athens.

HSMAI Europe, an influential source in the hospitality, travel and tourism industry, made its Greece debut after partnering with the Swiss Alpine Center, a renowned hospitality education institution.

The Vegan Green Festival will take place in Athens, showcasing organic and eco-friendly products from small businesses.

Ocean-going vessels can now register for nationality certificates as part of efforts to attract ships to the Greek registry.

Greece’s tourism board introduced Meteora, Kalambaka and Preveza to Serbian media representatives and influencers during a press trip.

IATA’s inclusion awards honored Kendra Kincade, Mafunase Ngosa Malenga and British Airways for their efforts to promote equality and diversity in aviation.

With a record number of exhibitors and a packed conference program, Posidonia’s 28th edition welcomes the global maritime community to the home of shipping.

A number of concerts and other events will take place this month at Technopolis, the most popular cultural hub in Athens.

Premium Yacht Club Astir Marina opens on the Athenian Riviera aiming to become a top luxury destination in the South Eastern Mediterranean.

“Ancient Land: New Perspectives” is the theme for the WTTC’s 24th Global Summit that will take place in Perth, Western Australia, this October.

The permanent exhibition “Journey to freedom, 1821”, dedicated to the contribution of the Peloponnese to the Greek Revolution, has opened at the War Museum in Athens.

Hoteliers outline top tourism policy priorities including the institution of a tourism commissioner ahead of 2024 European Parliament elections.

The largest shipping exhibition in the world kicks off on Monday, June 3, at the Athens Metropolitan Expo Center.

“Boulouki”, a Greek non-profit organization dedicated to preserving traditional Greek buildings is one of the 2024 winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards.

The Museum of Cretan Folklore of Spyros and Eliana Kokotos has opened its doors in the village of Daphnes in Heraklion, showcasing Cretan history and traditions.

Greece’s hoteliers are calling on the government to improve infrastructure and to formulate a 10-year strategy to keep the country’s tourism product competitive.