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Early morning flights and finding taxis to and from the airport are two things that stress travelers the most, according to a survey by Uber.

Greece and Saudi Arabia are exploring ways to strengthen their cultural bonds through collaboration in a number of areas.

A refurbished playground is the first step in plans to redevelop the Athens neighborhood of Akadimia Platonos.

Greece outperformed competitor markets garnering the highest score for the quality of its hotels in August compared to rivals.

Athens’ hotel figures dropped in August compared to 2019 levels, following improved performance in June and July.

The UNWTO launched a new global initiative designed to encourage consumers to be more open-minded when choosing a destination.

Travel agents in Greece and Europe have joined forces to push for sustainable tourism practices that address climate change.

The Sitia UNESCO Global Geopark in Crete is setting the example of how tourism and sustainability can go hand in hand.

The Greek Tourism Ministry and the Thessaloniki Tourism Organization will work together to boost tourism in the Region of Central Macedonia.

The Thessaloniki Port Authority was announced as the preferred investor in the tender for the development of the port of Volos in Thessaly, central Greece.

Greece will host the Egyptian Cultural Week in Athens in 2024, according to the Greek Culture Ministry.

The EU accounted for 45.8% of all arrivals in the world in 2022 with Greece being among the top destinations.

Greece’s Regional Tourism Council gains new upgrade role in the decision- and policy-making.

Trade activity in the center of Athens must be preserved, according to a study released by the Athens Traders Association.

EU lawmakers are pushing for rules that will ensure free carry-on luggage across airlines and set uniform baggage size limits.

The Region of Central Macedonia won five awards at the OTA Awards for innovation and sustainability in local government.

On World Tourism Day 2023, Greek tourism figures underlined the need for green investments to build a sector that delivers for the people.

On World Tourism Day 2023, global leaders united around a shared determination to invest in the sector’s growth and transformation.

The first MICHELIN Guide Athens includes a selection of restaurants in the city that offer unique experiences.

The “Greek Breakfast” experience was presented at the Thessaloniki Airport “Makedonia” in celebration of World Tourism Day 2023.