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Greece this year is once again a favorite holiday destination for Dutch travelers, according to a recent survey.

The Greek government’s intention to increase the “stayover tax” has sparked reactions from hoteliers.

Airlines and tour operators are already adding seats, routes and new destinations in Greece to their travel programs for 2024.

Athens International Airport (AIA) is among Europe’s 10 Airport Megahubs, according to OAG.

The European Commission is set to push back the implementation ETIAS, a new EU-wide border entry system.

This year’s Olympia Forum IV focused on the benefits of sustainable tourism policies and development on local communities.

Readers of The Sun gave Greece the title of “Best Holiday Destination in the World” at the News UK Travel Awards 2023.

Climate change is an opportunity for Greece to expand its tourism season, the Greek PM told Bloomberg TV.

Greece will showcase its ambitious sustainability plans for tourism during this year’s World Travel Market (WTM) London expo.

Greece’s Environment Ministry approved environmental terms for improvements at Piraeus Port.

The EU has blocked a Booking-Etraveli merger deal, citing that it would allow Booking to strengthen its dominant position on the market for hotel OTAs.

Travel operator TUI will extend its travel packages for Greece into November thanks to the mild weather and strong demand.

Visitors to Corfu can get a better understanding of the island through new audio content released by Marketing Greece and Ikos Resorts.

The Greek government will tighten regulations on short-term rentals, imposing new fees and fines for non-compliance.

Travel receipts in Greece increased in July by 15.1% driven by a rise in arrivals in one of the peak season months.

The EU announced a new set of short-term rental rules aimed at increasing transparency and curbing illegal listings.

The World Health Organization (WHO) pledged to support Greece’s actions to further develop health and wellness tourism.

Greece and Thailand are exploring ways to boost their longstanding tourism partnership.

The need for more and better-targeted investments for people, the planet and prosperity will be at the center of World Tourism Day (WTD) 2023.

London’s World Travel Market will be 20% larger in 2023, versus 2022 show, with more than 14% new exhibitors.