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Greece is expecting tourism-related revenues to reach 19.5 billion euros up from 17.7 billion euros in 2022.

Greece and the US agreed to set up a working group that will be responsible for addressing tourism issues.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said attracting high-end investments was a key government priority for the tourism sector.

Funds amounting to 387 million euros from Greece’s recovery fund are available for projects to improve the country’s tourism sector.

Hoteliers in Greece are arguing that a recently tabled tax bill should focus on protecting the sector’s value for money.

Tourism has again been identified as a key driver of economic recovery and growth in a new report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

A new tool that will provide in-depth tourism data was presented by INSETE at the Philoxenia 2023 tourism expo.

Greece’s hospitality and tourism industries aim to lead the way and address climate change by adapting sustainable practices.

Greece’s tourism body SETE set out seven key priorities to ensure the country’s tourism product remains competitive and up to date.

Angered hoteliers in Greece are calling on the government to reconsider a decision to impose taxes on tourism activity.

As global air traffic continues to recover after the pandemic, IATA is expecting the momentum to continue into the new year.

Greece has a new tourism strategy and will focus on achieving four goals, according to Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni.

The GNTO, Greece’s tourism board, announced that it had teamed up with MasterCard to promote Greece through joint initiatives.

Thessaloniki aims to increase traveler flows from the UK with targeted promotional campaigns.

Italian actress Monica Bellucci expressed her love for Greece during a meeting in Thessaloniki on Thursday with Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni.

Greek tourism experts are forecasting that 2023 will end in record tourist arrivals and revenues paving the way for a stronger 2024.

The Greek tourism board will focus its marketing activities on the ‘human dimension’ of travel and on Greek hospitality.

Greece is aiming to attract more holidaymakers to visit during the shoulder and winter seasons.

Tourism leaders say transforming the sector requires offering more educational and training opportunities to younger people.

Greece is entering a new chapter in tourism development, which has sustainability at its core.