Event News

More than 3,500 passengers enjoyed the Christmas festivities at Thessaloniki Airport, taking part in celebrations organized by Fraport Greece.

Greece and Saudi Arabia have agreed on initiatives aimed at strengthening bilateral relations in the tourism sector.

Greece and Saudi Arabia have formalized their commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation across seven key areas: defense, trade and investment, energy, tourism, culture, sports, and political coordination.

Athens is set to host the prestigious CAPA Airline Leader Summit 2025 this May, marking a significant event on the global aviation calendar.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) invites registrations for the CLIA Cruise Week Europe 2025, set to take place in Rotterdam from March 12-14.

For the first time in its history, the European Film Academy has chosen Athens as the host city for the 39th European Film Awards.

This January, the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) is supporting a range of events both in Greece and internationally, aimed at showcasing the country’s unique culture and traditions.

The Municipality of Athens welcomed 2025 with high spirits, music, dance, an aerial drone show, and silent fireworks in a spectacular celebration at Syntagma Square.

Over 15,000 people welcomed 2025 at Athens’ Christmas Village celebrating with an upbeat concert, an outdoor party and impressive light and drone shows.

The Thessaloniki Hotels Association celebrated its 110th anniversary in December, honoring its century-long contribution to the city’s tourism development.

Attica gears up to welcome 2025 with a lively concert at Pedion tou Areos’ Christmas Village in Athens on New Year’s Eve, December 31.

The Pierian Organization of Tourism Development and Promotion (POTAP) is actively expanding its reach into the Turkish tourist market, with the aim of attracting visitors from Greece’s neighboring country.

Central Macedonia’s diverse tourism offerings were recently showcased at two key international events in Sweden and Germany.

Athens is set to usher in 2025 with an unforgettable celebration at Syntagma Square on New Year’s Eve, Tuesday, December 31.

In the days leading up to Christmas, AEGEAN and Olympic Air volunteers, known as the “AEGEAN Santa Crew”, brought holiday joy to schools and families in remote areas of Greece.

Passengers and visitors at Athens International Airport (AIA) on December 16 were treated to a virtual journey to Iceland as part of the popular Cultural DestiNAtions program.

Greece and Turkey are focusing on strategies to achieve mutual benefits in the tourism sector.

SETE outlines four key priorities essential for ensuring the Greek tourism sector’s long-term growth and resilience.

The Greek government aims to address the dual challenge of enhancing tourism education and meeting the sector’s labor demands.

A European tourism strategy is being developed to tackle critical challenges and ensure the sector’s sustainable growth.