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Boosted by economic stability, pent-up demand and recovery momentum, spending is projected to surpass $2 trillion by 2028 according to the latest GBTA Business Travel Index Report.

Improvement works are currently underway at the airport of the Greek island of Naxos to enhance the passenger travel experience.

ACI World and Airbus are teaming up to advance eco-friendly practices, champion sustainability and foster cooperation within the aviation industry.

The Piraeus Port Authority was recognized as the leading port authority at the “Protagonists of the Greek Economy” awards for its contribution to the domestic economy.

Athens is hosting a photo exhibition to commemorate 80 years since the end of Nazi occupation and 50 years since the fall of the junta in Greece.

The Greek tourism board is intensifying its efforts to promote religious tourism in Greece through enhanced collaboration with the Holy Archdiocese of Athens.

With the metro opening to the public, alongside new bus routes and the introduction of electric buses, Thessaloniki is set to undergo a major transformation in its public transportation system.

The Municipality of Piraeus in November will showcase the city’s gastronomy tourism potential as the host of CEUCO’s 21st European Conference of Gastronomy and Enology.

The 2nd Geo Festival Nisyros is highlighting the island’s unique cultural heritage, gastronomy and ecological significance.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is aiming to position Rethymno, Crete, as a leading sustainable tourism destination.

Greek Minister of Digital Governance Dimitris Papastergiou explains why the impact of Friday’s massive global IT outage was relatively isolated in Greece.

The former iconic Xenia Hotel on Kythnos will be transformed into the “Genesis of the Royal Baths of Kythnos” following a complete revamp.

The 14th International Contemporary Dance Festival will run until July 31 in Chania, hosting performances, workshops and events for all ages.

In it’s “Manifesto 2024-2029”, ECTAA calls upon the EU to provide regulatory support to enhance the travel sector’s resilience, promote innovation, and ensure sustainability.

Greece’s new tourism law includes provisions to protect the profession of tourist guides, incorporating proposals from the Panhellenic Tourist Guide Federation (POXEN) about defining the profession.

The Greek Tourism Ministry aims to transform Heraklion, Crete, into a year-round city break destination and also establish it as a homeport for cruises.

Four new railway projects in Greece have been approved for funding by the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility II (CEF II).

Industry trailblazers and international government officials from across the globe will converge in Perth, Western Australia, for the WTTC’s Global Summit 2024 in October.

Geotourism and fishing tourism are among the special interest tourism types covered in Greece’s draft land use plan.

The “Athenian Riviera – Urban Walk” will connect the Athens suburb of Moschato with Vouliagmeni, integrating pedestrian paths with bicycle lanes.