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Greece will be actively restoring UNESCO-listed Hosios Loukas Monastery damaged by fire last August.

Voula Coast B’ on the Athenian Riviera is set to evolve into a popular leisure destination after upgrade works.

The new metro system in Thessaloniki will showcase the city’s rich history at stations/museums and nearby archaeological sites.

The Region of Ionian Islands is seeking for Corfu to be recognized as the island with the most musicians and philharmonic bands per capita.

Eligible Greek island residents and businesses can claim higher fuel discounts as part of this year’s transport equivalent measure.

The “Attica. Yes!” new promo video has been released to highlight the Greek region’s unique tourism appeal to international travelers.

Renovations and upgrades to cultural sites in Western Greece will take place under a 5.89-million-euro budget of NSRF funds.

Greece will allocate 29.5 million euros to actions aimed at enhancing the visitor experience at Greek museums, sites and monuments.

Greece’s ruling ND party won six out of 13 regions, including Attica, in the first round of regional elections on Sunday.

Thessaloniki will finally get its own new metro set to launch operations next year.

The Greek Culture Ministry has initiated a pioneering pilot project to certify museums in the region of Epirus to preserve cultural heritage.

A number of museums and archaeological sites in Greece will close early on local government election day, Sunday, October 8.

The protection of Cycladic island culture, biodiversity and intangible cultural heritage is the focus of the new ‘Cycladic Identity’ initiative.

A total of 250 new electric buses will be hitting the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki next spring.

Corfu will be featuring this month in the UK-wide TV search to find the future musical theater stars of musical MAMMA MIA!.

The Thessaloniki International Exhibition Center will host the general assembly of the Central European Fairs Alliance (CEFA) in June 2024.

The Municipality of Elafonisos announced the winning entry of its photo contest that invited visitors to “capture” how they saw the island.

The Municipality of Rhodes has honored the island’s repeat visitors from the UK, Sweden, Poland and The Netherlands for the love they show to the island.

A refurbished playground is the first step in plans to redevelop the Athens neighborhood of Akadimia Platonos.

The Sitia UNESCO Global Geopark in Crete is setting the example of how tourism and sustainability can go hand in hand.