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Greek authorities are closely monitoring ongoing seismic activity between Santorini and Amorgos.

Greeks have been traveling more abroad over the past three years, with London emerging as their top destination in 2024, surpassing Rome.

ECTAA has welcomed the “Competitiveness Compass”, an initiative to enhance the EU’s global competitiveness and boost innovation.

The European Commission aims to implement measures to safeguard the European automotive industry and ensure its long-term prosperity within the EU.

Funds for accessibility infrastructure for people with disabilities have been approved for beaches in the Municipality of Agios Vasileios in Rethymno, Crete.

Milos, part of the Cyclades island group, tops Condé Nast Traveller’s list of the 34 best Greek islands to visit in 2025.

A new interactive museum dedicated to technology, science, engineering, energy, and IT – covering everything from Archimedes and the Commodore 64 to smart technologies – is set to open in …

High taxation and maintenance costs are driving Greek property owners toward the short-term rental market, according to a new study.

The improvement of rail connections across Europe, particularly high-speed rail networks, is a priority for the EU.

Athens now officially has a DMMO, marking a significant milestone in the municipality’s efforts to strengthen its tourism strategy.

Speaking at the Acropolis Museum in Athens, British author Stephen Fry reiterated his long-standing call for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece.

Greece is taking significant steps to address long-standing challenges in its railway sector, with 1.5 billion euros already secured to rehabilitate the national rail network and upgrade key railway lines.

Greece and the United Kingdom signed a new agreement to enhance their cooperation on commercial shipping matters.

Hosts of short-term rental properties in Greece must comply with new minimum standards by October 1, or face fines up to 20,000 euros.

The Greek government’s top priorities for 2025 include boosting investment, exports, market competition, and national competitiveness.

Early bookings from Austrian travelers are rising for 2025, with Corfu leading the trend, according to the Greek National Tourism Organization.

Aluma Hotels & Resorts, an international hospitality brand, is set to open its third hotel in Athens in 2025, marking the completion of its first investment in Greece.

The Ionian Islands Region seeks to attract more American travelers by highlighting gastronomy as a key asset.

The Greek Transport Ministry has announced plans to upgrade Line 1 of the Athens Metro, the oldest of the city’s three metro lines, which connects Kifissia to Piraeus.

The Consulate General of Greece in Manchester, serving northern and central England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, has officially opened its doors.