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As Greece officially opened to travel on Monday, June 15, Athens International Airport (AIA) gave travelers a very warm welcome.

Greece’s “Tourism for All” social tourism program will give 250,000 Greeks the chance to take subsidized holidays in the country throughout the year.

Greek shop owners, operating businesses in tourist areas, are calling on the government to introduce financial support measures in the post-Covid-19 era.

Santorini, one of Greece’s and the world’s most popular island destinations, is taking action to reduce its plastic footprint resulting from tourism activity.

Tourists in Greece will soon have access to a new innovative app to assist them during their trip in the country by giving them personalized tips and all they need …

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis has officially announced the reopening of Greece after Covid-19 and the launch of the tourism season as of Monday, June 15.

Greece’s museums and indoor areas of archaeological sites will reopen their doors to the public on Monday, June 15.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has provided useful information on travel to Greece by air, land and sea in the post-Covid-19 period.

Greece has announced a carefully interconnected network of emergency health care and medical services linking the Greek islands with the mainland.

Greece will experience a different tourism season this year due to the global Covid-19 crisis, according to GNTO Secretary General Dimitris Fragakis.

The time is ripe for Greece to enrich its tourism product and invest in a new future, says SETE President Yiannis Retsos.

European finance ministers have approved a next tranche of debt relief measures for Greece worth 748 million euros.

EU foreign ministers have agreed that movement restrictions should be lifted to and from countries that show a low number of Covid-19 cases.

The European Commission has recommended a flexible approach towards removing restrictions on travel to the EU starting on July 1.

IATA has introduced an online interactive world map with accurate information on post-Covid-19 entry requirements for travelers.

Greek authorities are preparing for the possibility of Covid-19 cases ‘entering’ the country once tourism opens.

The Greek Tourism Ministry will compensate hotels used for Covid-19 isolation purposes and is inviting hoteliers to express interest in the program.

The Greek Tourism Ministry will launch a new mobile app to provide travelers with useful information for their trip to Greece in the post-Covid-19 era.

A tourism observatory will be set up in Athens to provide municipal authorities with necessary information to boost tourism growth in the Greek capital.

Germany will open its borders to visitors from Austria, France, Denmark and Switzerland on June 16 and has extended a travel warning for Germans until August 31.