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Greece’s ministry of Cultural is undertaking the full renovation of Geni Tzami in Edessa, to reintegrate it in the city’s cultural life.

Greek thermal tourism is gearing up to enter a new era by 2026 with funding projects up to 30 million euros.

CLIA raised concerns about the new cruise levy for Greek ports during the high season, announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Athens International Airport reached new heights in passenger traffic, welcoming over 21 million travelers during January-August, a 13.9% increase compared to 2023.

Nearly 220,000 visitors from Albania boosted Ioannina’s economy in 2023, underscoring the strong ties between Epirus, Greece, and Albania.

Paros is named a top September getaway by a popular African diaspora travel site with nearly one million young travelers.

Monemvasia Castle Upper Town will improve visitor access with a new elevator, path network, and updated infrastructure.

Zakynthos’ Navagio Beach viewing platform to undergo €500,000 upgrades, enhancing safety and visitor experience at the iconic tourist site.

The Region of Pieria Tourist Promotion Organization has a new logo, inspired by the areas anthropocentric qualities of hospitality, kindness and beauty.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has introduced new measures to tackle housing challenges and expand the age group eligible for state-supported homeownership.

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni discussed Greece’s potential for tourism investments with UAE Minister of Economy Abdallah Bin Touq Al Marri.

Greek and German officials discussed the potential of the Thessaloniki Port as a key factor in the shipping industry for Greece and Europe.

Hellenic Railways (OSE) has signed a Memorandum with German counterpart, to assist in upgrading safety, services and technology for Greece’s railway system.

Greece’s Deputy Minister for Transportation, Nikos Tahiaos, outlined progress on key metro projects in Athens and Thessaloniki, despite ongoing challenges.

Piraeus and Denpasar have formalized a cooperation agreement to enhance ties in commerce, education, tourism, culture, and shipping between the two cities.

Gastronomy will shine at two festivals in Greece: the 3rd Gastronomic Cinema Festival in Ioannina and the Piraeus Taste Festival, showcasing food, culture, and culinary delights.

Pieria impresses Dutch journalists with its unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and the rare combination of Mount Olympus’ peaks and nearby seaside.

Greece introduces a €20 cruise levy and limits on ship arrivals at Santorini and Mykonos, aiming to preserve tourism quality and protect local infrastructure.

Greece’s Ministry of Tourism launches €387M projects to boost sustainable development, enhance destinations, and support year-round tourism initiatives.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that residence permits will be issued to individuals investing 250,000 euros in Greek startups.