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The Greek Maritime Ministry has approved a new dock for the Dodecanese island of Kalymnos, enhancing the safety of large vessels, including cruise ships.

The Castle of Mytilene will undergo an ambitious restoration project to ensure its long-term preservation and enhance its appeal.

Forbes spotlights Santorini, Paros and Naxos as top autumn destinations for travelers eager to experience outdoor activities and natural beauty.

Despite a decline in average tourist spending, Greece is on track for a record year in tourism income, driven by a significant increase in visitor numbers.

New INSETE statistics reveal a substantial increase in road arrivals to Greece, with 6.3 million entries from January to July, marking a 13.8% rise.

July was another positive month for the airline industry and all regions, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

The Culture Ministry aims to enhance access to Greece’s archaeological sites, monuments, and museums for individuals with disabilities.

Pieria’s tourism organization has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Marketing Greece to promote the unique attractions of the Mount Olympus area and beyond.

Four Magazine showcased Skiathos for its idyllic scenery that combines cosmopolitan attractions, natural wonders, and local gastronomy.

The Municipality of Athens has unveiled several initiatives to enhance the city’s image, including an upgraded anti-graffiti service and the introduction of a new app designed to help keep the …

Inbound tourist traffic to Greece in June increased by 8.8%, with notable rises in arrivals from the UK, Italy, and Germany.

Greece’s tax authorities will implement stringent measures to identify tax evaders among short-term rental property owners.

Greece is the second most popular destination for British travelers seeking package holidays, according to a survey by HSBC UK.

The European Commission has proposed to deliver over 1 billion euros to help Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Greece, and France recover from natural disasters.

Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Christos Staikouras highlighted the progress of numerous projects currently underway in Northern Greece.

New Voice Communication and Recording Systems (VCRS) will be installed in 18 regional airports across Greece by the end of 2025.

Greece’s Culture Minister announced the construction of a second museum to showcase artifacts discovered during the excavations for Thessaloniki’s metro.

The cities of Rethymno, Crete, and Naples, Italy, will strengthen their ties to promote cultural exchange and collaborative initiatives.

Passenger traffic across all of Greece’s airports serving commercial flights increased by 9.5% in the first seven months of 2024.

Greece is exploring the introduction of a medical visa, along with other initiatives to position the country as a leading global destination for health and wellness tourism.