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Greece is taking steps to strengthen its bilateral cultural relations with India and Lithuania.

Greece will subsidize holidays for an additional 125,000 applicants under its “Tourism for All” plan.

Greece and Albania are explore ways to work together to increase tourist flows between the two countries.

Greece and Japan have agreed to work together in tourism, defense and trade.

The Greek Tourism Ministry honored key figures of the industry for their efforts and contribution to tourism over the past years.

Greece and Serbia have agreed to take actions that will facilitate travel and tourism between the two countries.

Marketing Greece, a non-profit organization and private sector initiative, this year celebrates its tenth anniversary.

The Greek Environment Ministry is moving ahead with the creation of Greece’s first National Trail Network.

Greece is looking to create DMMOs for destinations to better market their tourism products, build their brand and elevate the visitor experience.

The master plan for the upgrade of Piraeus Port, which includes a 600-million-euro investment for its expansion, has been approved.

Some 400,000 Greeks received support for their vacations in Greece through the “Tourism for All” subsidy program for domestic holidays.

Works on Crete’s new international airport of Heraklion in the Kasteli area are moving ahead as scheduled.

Greece could potentially attract 100,000 tourists seeking medical, health and wellness services who would generate more than 400 million euros annually.

Greece’s Development & Investments Minister Adonis Georgiadis announced plans to establish the country into a hub for digital nomads.

A total of 480 major infrastructure projects including road works, hospitals and a new airport are scheduled for Crete.

Hoteliers in Ioannina and Epirus are calling for more direct international flights in the winter and spring.  

The Greek government is allocating €100 million to tourism enterprises that want to invest in energy saving upgrades.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is focusing on achieving sustainability, implementing infrastructure works and extending the tourist season.

A new ferry connection between Northern Evia and the Sporades islands is being examined.

The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) will soon be opening a new office in Melbourne, Australia.