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Greece is planning to move ahead with tourism upgrade projects worth approximately 150 million euros.

Tapping into digital innovation to enhance the tourist experience is a top priority for the Greek Tourism Ministry.

The Ionian Islands Region in Greece is planning to open a Destination Management & Promotion Organization (DMMO) with the support of the Greek Tourism Ministry.

HATTA, the association representing travel agents in Greece, has signed a cooperation agreement with the EBETAM certification body, aiming to offer exceptional customer service to travelers.

Cheese and dairy factories in Greece will soon be open to tourists as part of the overall experience.

HATTA, the association representing travel agencies in Greece, has announced a new Board of Directors.

Eighty-five Greek cities teamed up to create a green cities network that will help accelerate the country’s green transition.

Promoting Ioannina in Epirus as a city break destination is among the goals of the GNTO for the northern Greece town.

The Thessaloniki Tourism Organization’s 2022 report highlights the northern Greek city’s growth in cruise, food and film tourism.

Greece has submitted its final nomination file to UNESCO to include Mount Olympus on the World Heritage List.

Greece and Brazil have signed three bilateral agreements in the areas of tourism, defense and aviation.

Athens International Airport is setting the pace for 2023 exceeding 2019 figures in January for the first time since the outbreak of Covid-19.

Greek tourism market insiders say early bookings are so far giving indications of a strong year ahead.

Sustainability and destination awareness are at the core of the Western Macedonia region’s new tourism promotion strategy.

Greece and Albania are looking to create a cross-border park to protect the biodiversity of the Aoos-Vjosa river.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is focusing its actions on promoting Western Macedonia as a tourist destination.

The Mati area in Eastern Attica, destroyed by one of Greece’s deadliest fires, will be redeveloped.

Greek authorities are creating a park in memory of the people who lost their lives in the 2018 fire at Mati, located on the east coast of Attica.

Fifteen ancient artifacts, including figurines and pots, will be repatriated to Greece, following a Swiss court ruling on illegal trafficking.

Greece has launched tender for a road project to facilitate travel between Epirus and the Albanian border.