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Greece is taking actions to accelerate its transition to a “green” model of air transport that limits the environmental footprint of growing air traffic.

Greece will participate in the “Tourism Expo Japan 2024” travel festival within the framework of the Greece-Japan Year of Culture and Tourism initiative.

Greece’s Tourism Minister discussed joint initiatives and the exchange of expertise with tourism officials from Albania, Montenegro and Austria.

Athens and China will be working together to promote and enhance ties through joint initiatives in culture, tourism, and film.

Travel agents from Eastern China recently cruised the Greek islands and visited top hot spots in Athens and Nafplion during a fam trip supported by the GNTO.

An increasing demand for cruise tourism to Greece is creating the need for regulation and strategy to ensure the protection of destinations.

The two-day ‘Cherry Blossom in Pieria’ initiative highlighted the Central Macedonia region’s tourism potential.

​​​UN Tourism has partnered with the European Committee of the Regions for a study that offers a comprehensive understanding of rural tourism and its impact on European regions.

Greece expanded its commitments to a bluer economy announcing the creation of a 2-billion-euro Decarbonization Fund for the Greek islands.

The 100-day countdown to the 2024 Paris Olympics began on April 16 from Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games.

Greece can be an attractive destination for people traveling for health reasons, according to Elitour President George Patoulis.

The GNTO and the American College of Greece will be working together to record and study the country’s tourism and branding history.

The European Commission is inviting tourism destinations across Europe to showcase their innovative sustainable tourism practices.

A total of 101 million euros in funding has been secured for 40 upgrade projects in the Greek capital.

Cruise stakeholders in Greece are calling for the immediate upgrade of key port infrastructure in order to facilitate cruise ship approaches.

ABTA – The Travel Association is advising travelers to prepare for their trips by sticking to the current rules for liquids and laptops in UK airports.

Journalists from leading Swiss and German media were introduced to Matala on Crete, a famous hotspot for hippies back in the 60s and 70s.

Hoteliers argue that short-term rental operations should be charged for rising costs of municipal services in Athens.

Greek tourism stakeholders are calling on the government to speed up the completion of infrastructure upgrades in order for the sector to remain competitive.

Thessaloniki’s TIF-Helexpo announced actions to reach out to the Latin American market with an initial focus on the Andean states.