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Aiming to tap into the market of Swedish retirees, the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) showcased its tourism offerings at the Seniordagen 2023 B2C event in Stockholm.

Greece to welcome hundreds of artifacts, including a 2nd century bronze statue of Alexander the Great, after a 17-year legal battle.

Greece Q1 travel receipts came close to pre-Covid 2019 levels driven in large part by US traveler arrivals and spending.

Greek hotels and restaurants posted strong gains in March reflecting a robust tourism dynamic for the months ahead.

Three Greek beaches – Navagio, Myrtos and Balos – are included on the World’s 50 Best Beaches list compiled by leading travel influencers.

The largest waterway network in Greece, which includes 30 seaplane ports in the South Aegean, is in the final stretch, according to operator Grecian Air Seaplanes.

The Municipality of Athens signed a contract with a consortium for the construction of the Panathinaikos Stadium in Votanikos.

Greek hotels are set for a positive three years ahead on the back of a dynamic start in 2023, according to the National Bank of Greece.

Thessaloniki’s hotel dynamic continues to grow with more international hospitality brands set to make their debut in the city.

As part of ongoing efforts to promote Greece’s health tourism advantages, the Greek Health Tourism Council Elitour will name 2023 the “In Vitro Fertilization Year”.  

Grivalia Hospitality has a number of tourism investment projects in Greece in the making, including a glamping site and luxury hotel units.

The travel and tourism industry is calling on governments to offer incentives to encourage sustainable aviation fuel production.

The ruling conservative New Democracy party on Sunday secured a commanding win over left-wing Syriza, but not an outright majority to form a government.

The levels of confidence among travelers for the peak summer travel season are high, according to a survey carried out by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

Art lovers, active types and foodies are among the ‘travel tribes’ that select Thessaloniki as their holiday destination.

Thessaloniki’s metro, to serve almost 250,000 commuters a day once completed, is almost ready.

The Greek Environment Ministry has decided to designate two historic Athens cinemas as protected cultural monuments.

Greek hoteliers Stavros and Andreas Andreadis were honored for the successful expansion and development of their their Sani & Ikos resorts in Greece and across the Mediterranean.

Athens International Airport will be putting into effect new curbside access and traffic rules starting on June 7.

Nightlife and food are two of Thessaloniki’s strong points attracting more visitors to Greece’s northern city, found a satisfaction study.