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To enhance the experience of visiting Ancient Olympia, the municipality is collaborating with Panteion University to develop the Olympia App.

International Airlines Group (IAG) has terminated its deal to acquire the remaining 80% of Air Europa for 400 million euros.

Hilton has expanded its global luxury portfolio with nearly 400 boutique hotels through its exclusive partnership with Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH).

Athens Airport is at the forefront among Europe’s ‘Mega Airports’ in terms of passenger traffic growth for the period from January to June.

CLIA has confirmed the strong interest of cruise companies in expanding their itineraries to include new Greek destinations.

Hotels in Greece are to be categorized by a new rating system that will assess and certify their social and environmental footprint.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has selected Apostolos Tzitzikostas, Regional Governor of Central Macedonia, to represent Greece at the European Commission.

A number of airlines have canceled flights to Israel citing security concerns amid spiraling tensions in the Middle East.

Hellenic Seaplanes and the South Aegean Region are planning to establish 54 new water airports to improve travel among the Aegean islands.

The new digital info kiosk at the port of Kalamata invites residents and visitors to explore and learn more about the city’s landmarks.

Maroussi’s new map helps residents and visitors discover attractions, cultural sites, parks, hospitals, and public services, among others.

Taxis in Greece are now required to display a special sticker informing customers that they accept credit card payments.

The Greek Ministry of Culture plans to enhance the Ancient Agora in Athens, making it more accessible and visitor-friendly, especially for individuals with mobility limitations.

The Greek government has approved the signing of a contract with Lamda Marinas Investments to construct, operate and manage the new mega-yacht marina of Corfu.

The Patras-Pyrgos motorway is expected to be 75% complete by the end of this year and fully open to traffic by 2025.

The gastronomy and authentic hospitality of Athens, Aegina, Crete, Kefalonia and Santorini feature in a special showcase by German travel magazine “Der Feinschmecker”.

A new berth allocation platform is set to operate at Lavrio Port, enhancing its capability to accommodate cruise ships and ferries.

The airport on the Greek island of Chios is moving full speed ahead with a 25-million-euro infrastructure upgrade.

Tourism and investments were on the agenda of discussions between Greek Deputy Interior Minister Konstantinos Gioulekas and Canadian Ambassador Karine Asselin.

The new buses in Attica will begin gradual integration into suburban routes by the end of August.