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Thessaloniki’s new general urban plan, approved to solve land use problems, promote reuse of inactive building stock, and transform the city into a sustainable one.

Thessaloniki Hotels Association unveils new logo honoring the city’s architecture and history.

A campaign promoting Rhodes to its main tourism markets will launch to support the island’s areas that were affected by the recent wildfires.

Greece remains a safe destination thanks to its readiness and effective management of fires, according to the UNWTO’s Director for Europe.

Athens hoteliers welcomed a rise in occupancy levels in the first half of the year, reaching 73%.

Over 660 fires broke out in Greece in the last 10 days, the majority being human-induced, said Greece’s Civil Protection Minister.

The Greek Transport Ministry released 18.3 million euros to bus and ferry services providers to ensure affordable transport.

Two Greek beaches on Milos and Halkidiki are among Europe’s 15 most beautiful for 2023.

The Municipality of Thessaloniki has submitted a nomination file to ACES Europe to become the European City of Sport for 2024.

Travel receipts in Greece reached some 3.2 billion euros during the first five months of the year.

Major sporting events, such as the iconic Acropolis Rally, can promote Greece as a year-round destination.

Fires burning for more than a week on Rhodes are taking a toll on the island’s tourism industry.

Airports Council International (ACI) World has confirmed the top 20 busiest airports worldwide, representing 18% of global passenger traffic.

International arrivals to Greece during January-May were up by 32.9%, boosting travel receipts by 30.7%.

Skift’s 2023 State of Travel Report found Athens as one of the world’s most searched destinations this summer.

Ble Kedros, representing Coco-mat Hotels, will carry out a study before tearing down two floors of its hotel in Athens.

The whole island of Rhodes has been declared in a state of emergency as fires continue to burn for the ninth day.

Greek lawmakers approved a law which allows Greeks living abroad to vote without restrictions.

The cruise industry’s trade body refuted reports that Amsterdam would be banning cruise ships to fight overtourism.

Greece’s PM said prevention will be a government priority as fires continued to burn across the country for the eighth day in a row.