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Greece’s interim tourism minister, Ioanna Dretta, met with sector innovators to discuss opportunities and challenges ahead.

Greek Easter and the first tourist arrivals to Greece for 2023 boosted April turnover for accommodation and F&B services providers.

In an historic first, the major global tourism bodies WTTC and UNWTO have partnered to drive Travel & Tourism.

Nearly 4 billion euros went into Greece’s hotel sector over the last two years with the bulk of funds invested in the construction of new hotels.

Air travel demand is expected to soar in the northern hemisphere this summer, said ACI World.

The first guidance committee meeting for the GR-eco Islands initiative agrees on sustainable goals which will add value to the Greek island tourism product.

Athens moves into the Top 10 most searched for destinations for summer 2023, says travel intelligence provider ForwardKeys.

The number of international arrivals at Greece’s 14 regional airports increased in the first five months of the year compared to 2022.

The Greek islands received prestigious accolades at the Global Traveler’s Leisure Lifestyle Awards with Santorini in the lead.

Rhodes and Crete are among the top 10 world destinations with the highest increase in holiday package searches in 2023 so far.

Greece is among the world’s leading luxury travel spots this summer, according to luxury travel experts Virtuoso. 

Greece is winning over more Hungarian travelers this year, according to travel agents in Hungary.

Greece’s interim Tourism Minister Ioanna Dretta sets out priorities for new government after elections.

Greece is once again in Europe’s Top 3 countries for the excellent quality of its swimming waters, the European Bathing Water Quality report found.

Traveler interest for Mykonos and Santorini appears to be waning as the season starts off slow, say locals.

Travel demand for Greece this summer is growing with Crete leading the way, according to German travel giant TUI.

The Eleonas intercity KTEL bus depot project has moved to the next phase after environmental terms were approved.

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts will open an office in Athens – Wyndham Hellas – that will oversee all aspects of the company’s hotels in Greece, Cyprus, the Balkans and Italy.

The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association (IGLTA) recently launched a global accreditation program for hotels and resorts to demonstrate their allyship for LGBTQ+ guests.

Greek authorities are enhancing tax fraud efforts with a new digital ‘tool’ that enables financial profiling and cross-referencing.