Northern Greece

The Region of Central Macedonia in Northern Greece is actively targeting Japanese tourists by highlighting attractions and experiences that align with their interests.

Pieria, situated in the southern part of Central Macedonia, was recently awarded the “Bike Friendly Destination” certification.

Le Figaro Magazine explores Thrace’s rich culture, vibrant gastronomy, and stunning nature in a detailed feature on Greece’s northern gem.

The Greek asset development fund (HRADF) has received three offers for the concession of the Vassilitsa National Ski Center in northern Greece.

A new app provides real-time traffic updates for drivers heading to Halkidiki, improving travel amid Thessaloniki FlyOver construction.

Greece’s ministry of Cultural is undertaking the full renovation of Geni Tzami in Edessa, to reintegrate it in the city’s cultural life.

The Region of Pieria Tourist Promotion Organization has a new logo, inspired by the areas anthropocentric qualities of hospitality, kindness and beauty.

Ports in northern Greece are experiencing a revival, with increased traffic and strategic importance along the Egnatia Highway.

Thessaloniki is preparing for a major overhaul of its public transportation system with the metro’s opening, alongside new bus routes and ticketing options.

Once Thessaloniki’s new metro line begins operations, commuters will be able to use a single ticket for both the metro and city bus services.

New INSETE statistics reveal a substantial increase in road arrivals to Greece, with 6.3 million entries from January to July, marking a 13.8% rise.

Pieria’s tourism organization has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Marketing Greece to promote the unique attractions of the Mount Olympus area and beyond.

Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Christos Staikouras highlighted the progress of numerous projects currently underway in Northern Greece.

Greece’s Culture Minister announced the construction of a second museum to showcase artifacts discovered during the excavations for Thessaloniki’s metro.

Demonstrating greater international engagement than ever before, this year’s 88th Thessaloniki International Fair will feature 27 foreign country participants.

The long-awaited Thessaloniki metro will open to the public on November 30, according to Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

The Gipsy Kings, Bananafishbones, and Marina Satti are among the popular acts set to perform at the concerts held alongside the 88th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) this September.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to address pressing national issues in his upcoming speech at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), focusing on housing, demographic challenges, and the shortcomings in …

Hoteliers in Ioannina, Epirus, are advocating for significant upgrades to the city’s airport infrastructure to boost international tourism and attract more flights.

Greek hoteliers are calling for upgrades at Greece’s land border crossing points to ease procedures and reduce delays for road tourists.