Destinations

Athens is not experiencing overtourism, but findings highlight its vulnerability due to rising visitor numbers and the strain on its infrastructure.

H&P Hospitality Group has successfully increased its direct bookings at its two Athens hotels, reflecting the company’s strategic shift toward technology.

The MICHELIN Guide has unveiled its 2024 selection of Athens’ finest restaurants, offering both local food enthusiasts and international gourmets a comprehensive guide to the Greek capital’s exceptional culinary scene.

Athens emerged as a standout destination in 2024, achieving an impressive 17% year-on-year growth and securing a spot in ForwardKeys’ ranking of top-performing global destinations.

Twenty-one island port upgrade projects have been included in the strategic investments of Greece’s asset development fund (HRADF), expediting their progress.

Athens, Santorini and Crete ranked among the top European and global destinations for 2025 in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking.

Aria Hotels will soon introduce a new villa on Paros, enhancing the island’s luxury tourism and hospitality scene.

Greece’s accommodation sector experienced a significant revenue increase in October, according to recent data from the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT).

The Ionia Motorway will be extended to the Greek-Albanian border, further enhancing the connectivity of the Region of Epirus.

Forbes Magazine has named the Athenian Riviera as one of the Top 12 Destinations for 2025, highlighting its luxurious charm and glamorous past.