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Air Canada has announced the resumption of non-stop seasonal flights between Greece and Canada.

The Council of State has approved for the Parnitha casino to relocate to the northeastern Athens suburb of Marousi.

UNWTO will work with its affiliate member AVIAREPS to offer grants for destination marketing and research services to five countries in Europe.

Rick Calvert, the CEO of TBEX, lets us know what will be going on in Kalamata during the TBEX Europe 2023 travel blogger event in May.

Ahead of elections, Greeks say the current government is doing a good job in attracting tourism.

Increasing traveler spending in Greece is a main government priority for 2023, according to Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Greece and China agree to boost tourist flows and to examine possibility of direct flights off season.

Short-term rental prebookings for Easter in Greece are at 80 percent, set to give providers a much-needed boost.

Greece and China agreed to renew and expand a cooperation agreement connected to underwater cultural heritage.

The Macedonia Thrace Marble Enterprises Association has unveiled a new visual identity for Greek marble that promotes its timelessness and sustainability.

Greek tourism and trade stakeholders join forces to promote new “Shopping in Greece” campaign.

Greece and Athens managed to maintain their strong online reputation during October–December 2022, according to INSETE data.

Direct flights between Greece and Canada recently kicked off while more connections are to launch in May.

Greece’s railway operator will reinstate the Athens-Thessaloniki train route on April 3.

First two months of the year set positive pace for Athens – Attica hotel occupancy forecasts.

Actions required to promote the Central Greece Region as a tourist destination topped the agenda of Deputy Tourism Minister Sofia Zacharaki.

The SMERC investment fund revealed plans for “Project Tethys”, a portfolio that includes hotel real estate loans with non-performing liabilities.

Greek authorities want to showcase the coastal town of Kalamata in the Peloponnese as a leading tourism destination.

The resources that will contribute to Northern Evia’s regeneration are available, according to the Greek Tourism Ministry.

Germany is the main investor in Greece with direct investments totaling 6.8 billion euros in 2021-2022.