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Greece has returned 1,055 ancient coins to Türkiye, which had been illegally imported into the country in 2019.

SETE outlines four key priorities essential for ensuring the Greek tourism sector’s long-term growth and resilience.

The Greek government aims to address the dual challenge of enhancing tourism education and meeting the sector’s labor demands.

A European tourism strategy is being developed to tackle critical challenges and ensure the sector’s sustainable growth.

Greece has been chosen to host the 9th Ministerial Conference of the Ancient Civilizations Forum in 2025.

The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) promoted Greece’s commitment to sustainable tourism at a digital destination-branding event in London.

Google searches for travel to Athens from the US have increased significantly, with additional growth noted from Israel, the UK, and France.

Hotels in Greece face a significantly higher tax burden than other sectors of the economy, says an ITEP study

Greek short-term rental property managers are protesting new legislation targeting the sector.

Greece’s accommodation sector experienced a significant revenue increase in October, according to recent data from the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).

The Ionia Motorway will be extended to the Greek-Albanian border, further enhancing the connectivity of the Region of Epirus.

Forbes Magazine has named the Athenian Riviera as one of the Top 12 Destinations for 2025, highlighting its luxurious charm and glamorous past.

The diverse and sustainable tourism offerings of Western Macedonia and Lesvos Island were recently highlighted during a promotional event in Frankfurt.

The Greek government faces backlash from STAMA Greece over a draft law provision that could disrupt the short-term rental market.

This holiday season, Greeks are embracing the festive spirit with a strong desire to travel, both abroad and in their country.

The European Commission recently raised concerns regarding Greece’s non-compliance with two key EU regulations in air traffic management.

Athens on December 21 will welcome the festive season with ten vibrant parties and events, all framed by the city’s dazzling Christmas decorations.

Executives from two travel agencies and a journalist from Serbia recently had the opportunity to explore the key attractions and unique thematic experiences of Western Macedonia.

The ECTAA Travel Protection Summit will take place in Brussels on February 19, 2025, and explore both B2B and B2C travel protection strategies.

The Archaeological Museum of Aigio has reopened, now showcasing additional relics recently unearthed in the Achaia region.