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Proposals were recently presented focusing on the importance of sustainable tourism development for remote regions in Greece.

Greece welcomed last week the return of 30 looted antiquities after a decision by Manhattan’s district attorney.

Sabre’s Sean McDonald speaks about the company’s NDC offering, technology and the Greek market in the world of travel.

The Greek government is expecting 2023 tourism-related revenues to reach 20 billion euros up from 18.17 billion euros in record-breaking 2019.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is looking ahead to a new era setting high sustainability goals.

Greece was one of the countries in the EU to remain in the lead in terms of maritime passenger transport in 2022.

The WTTC’s Hotel Sustainability Basics program is set to end if first year on a high with more than 1,300 hotels verified, across more than 30 countries from around the …

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Athens is in fact a “must see” destination, but lags behind other European cities due to “inherent weaknesses”.

Athens hoteliers are suggesting the joint promotion of the Greek capital and the nearby islands of the Saronic Gulf.

Messinia hoteliers are calling on the tourism ministry to help boost traveler activity at Kalamata Airport.

The high quality of hospitality services offered have established Athens and Attica as leading choices for international travelers.

Greeks are choosing international over domestic destinations for the Christmas and New Year’s.

Greek MICE association HAPCO & DES teamed up with the University of West Attica to upgrade educational programs.

Lower category hotels in Greece need access to funds to make improvements and keep up with the times.

SETE will launch a special program to offer tourism enterprises support to transition to sustainable business practices.

Greece and the United Arab Emirates agreed to work together on transforming Poros into the country’s next smart energy island.

EU lawmakers supported proposals that will give tourist bus drivers the choice to organize their breaks based on the demands of their work.

Greece’s Central Macedonia Region sets the example as a sustainable tourism destination.

SETE President Yiannis Paraschis referred to 2023 as a milestone year for Greek tourism, while opening the confederation’s annual conference on Tuesday.