Trade Associations – Gov

Three key infrastructure projects in Thessaloniki are moving ahead as scheduled and once completed will give the port city a new lease on life.

Greece and the US discussed actions to further strengthen their cooperation in culture and heritage.

The Greek tourism and shipping ministries have prioritized policies that will increase cruise ship arrivals in 2024 and safeguard destinations.

The promotion of Attica Region’s tourism offerings to the world will be a priority of Governor Nikos Hardalias.

Greece’s small accommodation facility owners are calling on the gov’t to review a new spatial planning law.

The Greek Transport Ministry has released a video with road safety advice and tips for driving in bad weather.

AI (Artificial Intelligence) is set to revolutionise the tourism sector, says the latest WTTC report.

Greek hoteliers are calling on the government to take actions that will facilitate road tourism ahead of the peak summer season.

A new “fast learning” program that will provide certification for tourist guides will begin on Crete in March, according to the Greek Tourism Ministry.

ACI Europe released the first-ever tool for airports on how to assist passengers with non-visible disabilities.

Starting in 2025, travelers booking flights online will have access to environmental impact data.

The Met inaugurated an exhibition featuring 161 ancient Greek artefacts from the Leonard N Stern Collection on loan from Greece.

A small group of Greece’s industry leading superyacht captains have joined forces to create the Hellenic Yacht Masters Club (HYMC) to advance the prospects of the country’s yachting industry.

Royal Caribbean Group President and CEO Jason Liberty has been appointed chairman of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA).

The UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has entered a new era with a new name and brand: “UN Tourism”.

ACI Europe presented a manifesto for EU transport policy aimed at enabling the decarbonization of aviation and keeping the sector competitive.

The latest digital media campaign of the Thessaloniki Tourism Organization racked up thousands of views on social media.

An open invitation has launched for proposals concerning the organization of events for the “2024 Greece-Japan Year of Culture and Tourism”.

Greece is welcoming the return of three ancient Greek artefacts from Emory University’s Michael C. Carlos Museum collection.

Enhancing tourism ties topped the agenda of meetings between Greece’s tourism minister and the ambassadors of Switzerland and Albania.