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Vernicos Yachts recently celebrated 45 years of activity with the company’s president, George Vernicos, calling for actions that must be taken for Greece to maintain its leading role in marine …

Locating the funding to create cycling routes in urban centers is included in the Greek Environment Ministry’s strategy for the development of cycling tourism in Greece.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has launched a new registry to provide information on all of the certified thermal springs in Greece.

Greece may soon be offering third country nationals wishing to participate in conferences and events, a new business visa.

An environmental impact study for the relocation of the Parnitha Casino to the northern Athens suburb of Marousi has opened for public consultation.

GNTO presented Greece’s health and wellness tourism options during the Greek Health Tourism Forum held in Moscow.

Despite having a legal framework in place since 2015, Greece still hasn’t tapped into the vast potential of sustainable fishing tourism.

The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) is promoting Greece as a silver tourism destination to tour operators in Scandinavia.

Greece is exploring the possibility of the creation of clusters involving hospitals, medical centers and hotels to provide a full health tourism product to visitors.

The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) recently introduced Belgian tour operators to the wine heritage of Macedonia.

Messinia’s Apollo Trails network has been extended in an aim to promote alternative forms of tourism and turn Peloponnese into a year-round travel destination.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has pledged to support efforts for the development of wine tourism in Greece.

Tourism and the primary sector with emphasis on agrifood were at the center of this year’s Peloponnisos Expo held in the city of Tripoli.

Greece is among the top 10 best countries in Europe to retire, according to a study released by Blacktower Financial Management Group.

The Greek Tourism Ministry will extend support to Crete to develop special interest tourism products that can attract travelers to the island all year long.

Two trails on the Greek island of Kythera received the Green Flag Trails certification and became the first ever hiking paths in Europe to win the seal.

Central Macedonia tourism stakeholders explored ways to tap into “dark tourism” by opening up sites that have in the past been marked by tragedy.

“Greek Paths of Culture” has been awarded the 2019 European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage in the education and awareness-raising category.

Greece’s yachting market has gained ground over the 2014-2018 period, demonstrating robust demand for recreational boating, according to ICAP.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has given the green light for the operation of the Kyllini thermal springs in the Peloponnese.