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Nearly three million tourism jobs in the UK look set to be lost due to barriers to global travel, such as quarantine measures and other restrictions, the WTTC says.

The “Endless Greek Summer” outdoor campaign continues to “spread Greece” around the country’s international airports and via public transport in Athens.

The Greek government has announced additional measures to curb the spread of Covid-19 in the country.

An INSETE study reveals the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Greece’s source markets and the rollover effect on tourism.

The World Health Organization is urging governments to be vigilant and carefully assess their strategies in the fight against Covid-19.

Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday introduced changes to his cabinet, keeping key members of the government in place while adding five new faces.

The Greek government has tabled a 14-point interim growth plan for public consultation, with recommendations on the overhaul of the country’s pension system.

Passengers traveling on Greek ferries will be required by law to wear masks inside and outdoors through to August 18.

Greeks traveling to Cyprus will be required as of Thursday, August 6, to have undergone Covid-19 testing 72 hours prior to departure.

The percentage of hotels that are operating in Greece at the moment is just under 80%, according to Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis called for all European countries to be on high alert in the coming months, until a coronavirus vaccine is found.

The GNTO and Mastercard have joined forces to promote Greece to the German, Danish and Dutch markets through a new campaign running to September 30.

Tourists in Greece wishing to make use of public health services will soon have to pay a token sum, after the Greek parliament approves an amendment to a relevant bill.

Over 95% of the international events scheduled to take place in Greece in 2020 have been canceled or postponed due to the Covid-19 crisis.

Greek coastal shipping vessels are now allowed to transfer more passengers on their routes in Greece, according to a government decision.

The government will assess the Covid-19 situation in Greece, following a sharp spike of confirmed cases, while health experts warn of a second wave if citizens do not observe measures.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis took to Instagram to send a message to citizens that it is absolutely necessary to observe the country’s protection measures against Covid-19.

Greece now permits all flights from Albania and North Macedonia to land only at Athens International Airport (AIA), as part of preventive measures against Covid-19.

All travelers entering Greece from an airport of the United Arab Emirates are obliged to present a negative Covid-19 test result upon arrival.

Over half of the hotels on the Greek islands in the South Aegean Region are operating under health protocols against Covid-19, says an ITEP analysis.