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Greece’s Alexandros Vassilikos has been re-elected president of HOTREC, the umbrella association for Hotels, Restaurants, & Cafes in Europe.

Greek tourism is on track to achieve a significant milestone in 2024, demonstrating robust growth despite ongoing challenges facing the sector.

Pieria’s tourism organization is collaborating with two Czech artists who admire Greece to create an innovative publication promoting Pieria as a preferred vacation destination.

Four Serbian tourism professionals had the opportunity to explore the attractions of Preveza and Kalambaka in Greece.

A survey by Deloitte positions Athens among the 10 most attractive European cities for hotel investments in 2025.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has announced a funding program to support professional entities involved in diving tourism.

Luxury hotel company Four Seasons has announced the development of a high-end tourism complex on the Greek island of Mykonos.

The Municipality of Athens is set to fund the renovation of 70 vacant apartments in an effort to provide affordable housing for vulnerable households.

A new law is paving the way for Greeks living abroad to obtain their new Greek passports more quickly and easily through a digital process.

ABTA – The Travel Association highlighted the challenges and trends shaping global tourism to 300 members at its annual convention held this year in Greece.

The breathtaking landscapes of Epirus and Thessaly will take center stage in two features of the popular French travel guide Routard.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis assured that Greece is not dealing with an overtourism problem.

Research and polling firm Pulse explored the perceptions Greeks have on tourism and tourists.

Greek authorities are currently drafting a new strategic plan for transportation for the Region of Attica.

Condé Nast Traveler recommends Crete, Rhodes, and Kos for an idyllic October getaway, offering sunny weather and a variety of experiences.

The green transition of coastal shipping is a key focus of the development policy of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy.

The Greek Tourism Ministry is working to establish facilities on Crete to enhance tourism training and education on the island.

The city of Piraeus, home to Greece’s largest port, will establish a twinning agreement with the port city of Aktau in Kazakhstan.

British journalists experienced Lassithi’s culinary traditions and hospitality during a visit to Crete this month.

Passenger traffic across the Fraport-run 14 Greek regional airports reached a new milestone, with a 5.9% increase.