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Greek authorities have unveiled plans for the new Athens Archaeological Museum at Plato’s Academy.

Thessaloniki’s mayor honored Greece’s rescuers who were on the front lines of the response to the train accident in Tempi and the earthquake in Turkey.

The first “Greek Revolution Park” will soon open in Kato Ambelokipi, Messinia, featuring 21 stories related to the 1821 Greek Revolution.

Rafina Port, the second largest in the Attica Region, is soon to be upgraded in order to safely meet increasing tourism demands.

A new metropolitan park at Faliro Delta is expected to be one of Europe’s largest and a major project towards Attica’s green transition.

The Region of Crete agreed with UNESCO and Google to further promote Crete’s four UNESCO sites during a meeting at the ITB Berlin 2023 travel expo.

Top executives and leaders from the international cruise sector will come together at the 7th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum to discuss the industry’s challenges and potential.

The redevelopment of the Faliro seaside zone, the coastal zone mainly in the Athens suburb of Faliro, has been approved.

Time Out magazine has included the island of Karpathos in Greece as one of the world’s most overlooked travel destinations.

Aiming to strengthen the marble art tradition of Tinos, the Greek Culture Ministry will upgrade the island’s Fine Arts school and create a new building complex and museum.

The 6th Skiathos Palace Cup, a popular match race sailing event in Greece, will take place on Koukounaries beach, Skiathos, during May 5-7.

Tourist satisfaction towards Athens’ tourism product increased in 2022 with visitors labeling the city as a “must-see destination”.

Technology firm Cisco has teamed up with the South Aegean Region to establish Rhodes as a haven for digital nomads.

The Leprosy center and hospital on Spinalonga island, Crete, will be converted into multiuse spaces, according to the Greek Culture Ministry.

Two luxury hotel projects and dozens of branded villas are to be constructed along the Athenian Riviera as part of the multi-million-euro Ellinikon Project.

The Greek Culture Ministry plans to upgrade the archaeological site of Kerameikos in Athens.

Transportation in Athens will be disrupted on Wednesday, March 8, as transport employees will participate in a strike and work stoppages.

Experts from the European Council and the European Union Agency for Railways will be offering Greece knowhow to make its railway safe.

Attica’s governor and Lithuania’s ambassador to Greece have agreed to further strengthen bilateral relations in tourism, entrepreneurship and shipping.

The tourism organizations of Thessaloniki and Halkidiki promoted unique travel experiences to the Germans at the f.re.e exhibition in Munich.