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The “Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Athens” has officially entered its construction phase.

Greece is exploring ways to develop cycling tourism and promote a new trend in Greece called railbiking.

A new report reveals that the travel and tourism sector is delivering employment opportunities to women and young people.

Greek hotelier Antonis Pagonis has been appointed president of the Santorini Hoteliers Association.

British weekly The Economist has named Greece ‘Country of the Year’ for 2023 for its resilience.

Greece’s tourism revenues reached 24 billion euros in 2022 contributing 11.5% directly to Greece’s GDP.

The extension of the Athens metro network is expected to save commuters time, ease traffic and air pollution.

The GNTO and EKOME renewed a memorandum of cooperation, aiming for the international promotion of Greece through TV and film productions.

A new spatial planning bill in tourism divides the country into five zones based on saturation levels and sets development limits.

Greece said it would be offering free seven-day holidays for those who were forced to flee Rhodes last summer after the fires.

The cost of tickets to archaeological sites, monuments and museums in Greece increases.

Greek hoteliers acknowledge the need to integrate new technologies into their working models in order to remain competitive.

The Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD), which deals with the private real estate assets of the Greek State, announced that Iro Hadjigeorgiou is its new Chief Executive Officer.

Strong international traffic through Greece’s 14 regional airports is expected to continue into the new year.

The Greek Shipping Ministry is aiming in 2024 to upgrade maritime education, enhance port safety and digitize services.

Greece is expected to announce a new round of funding supporting new very small, small and medium-sized tourism enterprises.

Greece is ushering in a new era in its tourism strategy, focusing on nature conservation, community respect, and human-centric considerations.

Athens is seeing a boom in 5-star hotel openings with the number now double compared to 2015.

Construction on the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Athens, one of the largest projects in Greece and Europe, is ready to begin.

IATA has rolled out the next generation travel documentation system that supports contactless travel.