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The Anatolia Hospitality Group has donated an ambulance to the Sismanogleio Hospital in Komotini, aiming to strengthen the city’s healthcare system.

The Dionysiou Areopagitou pedestrian walkway, located under the Acropolis of Athens, will be upgraded with new lighting, supported by the Onassis Foundation.

The Greek Transport Ministry has identified eight key priorities to enhance transport connectivity and infrastructure resilience across Greece.

The climate crisis and the green transition took center stage at a high-level meeting on Tuesday at the European Parliament in Brussels.

“The Monocle Handbook: Greece” will showcase the country’s unique appeal in a 250-page feature, set for publication in early 2025.

Mykonos sets another record year for cruise arrivals and will extend its cruise season from February to December in 2025.

Paros Island in the Cyclades will welcome the first “Destination by Hyatt” hotel in Greece, set to open its doors in 2026.

The Greek Transport Ministry plans to extend Athens Metro Line 2 to Acharnes, a municipality in the East Attica regional unit.

Thirty leading female professionals from the UK travel and tourism sector toured Athens and the Athenian Riviera.

ITA Airways introduced two additional direct flights each from Rome to Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo, while upgrading its fleet and overall services.

With the Greek Tourism Ministry’s draft law under public deliberation, short-term rental owners are voicing concerns over potential hotel industry lobbying.

LOT Polish Airlines has announced the addition of Thessaloniki to its route network, with daily flights connecting Warsaw to Greece’s second-largest city starting in June 2025.

ECTAA has welcomed renewed discussions on revising air passenger rights regulations, with a focus on implementing airline failure protection measures.

AEGEAN will add new routes and destinations to its winter and summer network starting in the new year.

The Christmas Village at Pedion tou Areos Park has officially opened, welcoming visitors to a festive holiday setting filled with various activities.

The Greek Tourism Ministry’s new draft law, which includes provisions targeting short-term rentals, is now open for public comment.

Greece ranks as one of the top destinations for European travelers in 2025, according to a new report from hospitality group Accor.

Europe’s new digital border system, the Entry/Exit System (EES), is set to launch with a progressive start of operations.

A tender for the construction of a new passenger terminal at the port of Souda in Chania, Crete, has been launched.

The Municipality of Athens has launched an innovative app, fully accessible to individuals with hearing impairments, designed to provide direct assistance to everyone within its administrative limits.