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Athens’ hoteliers have raised concerns about whether the infrastructure in the Greek capital sufficiently meets the needs of both residents and visitors.

Attica was named the “Best Greek Hospitality Region” at the Greek Hospitality Awards 2024 for its innovative strategy in enhancing its tourism experience.

The Region of Peloponnese is set to invest over 2.9 million euros to improve its network of trails and natural routes, aiming to strengthen its appeal as a premier hiking …

The GNTO is actively promoting Greece as an LGBTQ+ friendly destination, recently hosting events in Sweden to showcase popular locales for the LGBTQ+ community.

A 1.2% decline in the occupancy rates of Athens hotels was recorded in September, marking the fifth consecutive month of decreases in 2024.

Participants in Greece’s “Thessaly Evros Pass” subsidized vacation program will receive higher deposits on their debit cards for the Nov-Dec phase.

Greek railway company Hellenic Train is participating in specialized training programs for safety and service, offered by the European Railway Agency.

The Athens Metro has extended the Friday and Saturday night service for Lines 2 and 3 until 2:00 AM.

In September 2024, Greek hotels experienced an uptick, with average room prices soaring by 25% and occupancy rates rising by 5% compared to the previous year.

During 2023-2024, Marketing Greece implemented initiatives to promote Greece’s transition to a more sustainable tourism model through joint actions, cultural initiatives, and AI tools.

Passenger demand reached record highs as the peak travel season closed, though the air travel boom is bringing new challenges.

The largest urban regeneration project ever undertaken in the Region of Attica is progressing toward completion.

Athens and the Greek Islands have ranked as top international MICE destinations in the 2024 Global Destination Index by Global DMC Partners.

Greece’s trails and networked paths will be integrated into a national path network, according to the Environment and Energy Ministry.

The Greek Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy has launched a portal allowing ferry passengers to access information on their rights.

Road tourism to Greece continued its strong performance in September as well as throughout the first nine months of the year.

A new platform has launched aimed at upskilling and reskilling workers in Greece’s tourism sector.

For the first time in over 20 years, Greece is embarking on a greenfield project to develop a modern marina capable of accommodating mega yachts.

Larissa, the capital of the Thessaly Region, is set to establish itself as destination for meetings and events, thanks to the development of its new conference center.

An accommodation facility in Limnochori, Florina — that led to a mass poisoning of 14 guests — is not a hotel business, says the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels.