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Ferry ticket prices in Greece are expected to rise sharply due to new environmental regulations, with increases of up to 12%, beginning in May 2025.

Proposed changes under the new urban planning framework for Mykonos are sparking strong reactions from residents, investors, and local officials alike.

The new urban planning framework for Mykonos is open for public consultation.

A new draft tax law in Greece introduces alternative investment options for foreign nationals seeking a Golden Visa, including startup investments.

The Greek government will invest up to 45 million euros in upskilling and reskilling programs for tourism professionals.

Recent data reveals significant growth in short-term rental properties in Athens, particularly in the downtown area.

The Skiathos Hoteliers Association argues that overtourism is being used as a pretext for tax increases.

A draft bill in Greece, if approved, will allow municipalities to increase a duty on hotels and short-term rentals.

Greece introduces a €20 cruise levy and limits on ship arrivals at Santorini and Mykonos, aiming to preserve tourism quality and protect local infrastructure.

Greek ferries will be required to create designated areas for people with mobility limitations.

Greek authorities conducted on-site inspections of over 150 public beaches and issued fines to businesses illegally occupying space.

Floating docks will enhance the berthing capacity of Greek marinas, solving unfulfilled demand problems, according to the Greek Tourism Ministry.

Greece announced a set of actions that will strengthen the Greek economy and attract investor interest.

A bill paving the way for the launch of important port upgrade projects in Greece is open for public comment until November 15.

Greece’s PM announced fire prevention measures in a heated debate in parliament as blazes continue to burn Evros for weeks.

Greek consumer rights organization EKPIZO informs on what beachgoers should know when visiting a beach in Greece.

Greek hoteliers expect strong dynamic to continue, pushing tourism performance beyond pre-Covid 2019 levels.

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

Pre-election period officially begins in Greece in the run-up to May 21 national polls.

Four Greek ministries have decided to ban access by land and sea to Zakynthos’ most famous beach: Navagio.