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Greek tourism stakeholders are expecting at least 18.2 billion euros in tourism-related revenues this year.

Destinations across Greece welcomed the boost in occupancy levels and spending during the extended Greek Easter weekend.

D-Marin – TEMES have been awarded the 40-year right to operate the Pylos marina in Messinia, Greece.

Greece has extended the current hotel collective labor agreement to apply to all hotels.

The tourism season on the Greek island of Rhodes has begun with a boom.

The Greek government will release 40 million euros to eligible Greek island residents and businesses for fuel and transport costs.

Holders of a Disability Card will be able to gain free access to museums and archaeological sites in Greece.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he expected tourism this year to maintain its upward trend.

Greeks continue to trust travel agents when it comes to planning organized trips.

Four Greek ministries have decided to ban access by land and sea to Zakynthos’ most famous beach: Navagio.

Greece is counting on Melbourne’s new GNTO office to boost traveler flows and to meet the demands of the growing Australian market.

Greece is expecting 2023 to be a record year for tourism with arrivals and travel receipts already on the rise.

SETE Intelligence’s study on Greece’s hospitality industry reveals the urgent need for upskilling and reskilling to meet future demands.

GNTO President Angela Gerekou met with local officials and trade representatives to promote Attica and Athens as tourism and culture destinations.

The Nafplio marina, the first to be constructed under a public and private partnership, is in the pipeline.

An ITEP study found that the Greek hotel sector recovered in 2022, with increased turnover and strong performance in August compared to pre-Covid levels.

Upgraded infrastructure and planning at Patra and Piraeus ports are expected to boost Greek economy.

Greece and Albania have agreed to work together for the sustainable future of tourism.

By summer 2023 more than 250 beaches all over Greece will be accessible for everyone, according to the Greek Tourism Ministry.

Greek Tourism Ministry and hoteliers team up to strengthen the country’s tourism product.