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Almost 90% of ITB Berlin’s exhibition area is occupied, only a few weeks before the travel trade show opens its doors.

The Hellenic Chamber of Hotels’ “Boutique Hotel” certification program, now counting 200 units, is ready to introduce its certified members abroad.

Greece needs to upgrade infrastructure to boost conference tourism which could generate as much as 1 billion euros in revenues annually.

Greece is aiming to reach out to the Indian market hoping to reignite interest and boost tourist flows between the two countries.

A partnership between Greece’s tourism board and Expedia delivered impressive year-over-year results in bookings, room nights and the average daily spend of visitors.

Visits to the Acropolis in Athens in 2023 generated 60 million euros in revenues, according to the Greek Culture Ministry.

The “charming” seaside resorts and “delicious” local cuisine are just some of the reasons Samos is considered a top retirement destination for British citizens.

The Greek Tourism Ministry discussed the possibility of collaborating with Tripadvisor to promote Greece.

Greece – US cooperation in tourism topped Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni’s agenda during her visit to New York last week.

Although global tourism levels are fast approaching pre-Covid 2019 levels, long-haul recovery to Europe is still slow.

Interest in holidays in Greece appears to be strong in the UK based on feedback collected by the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) in London.

TUI Group said that revenues grew by 15% in the first quarter of the year with Greece among its most popular travel destinations in 2024.

Greece’s PM admits there is a housing problem but said the country’s golden visa program is not to blame.

Certain sections of Greece’s new regulation on short-term rental activity are “unclear”, according to property owners.

Greek tourism is facing critical issues, with the climate crisis, energy transition and staff shortage at the forefront.

Greece is regaining its position in Europe and entering a new era thanks to a number of key infrastructure and transport projects.

Athens and Attica came into the spotlight during the European Travel Commission’s (ETC) annual meeting held in the Greek capital.

Accor and Virgin Hotels see high potential in the Greek market and are interested in partnering with local hotel owners to expand their brands.

Greece expects the EU – Armenia aviation agreement to create new opportunities for the promotion of Greece’s tourism product.

Twelve Greek hotels in Athens, Mykonos and Santorini are on the 2024 Star Awards’ list of honorees announced by Forbes Travel Guide.