Ferries

The Pan-Hellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) has announced a 24-hour nationwide strike across all categories of ships, set for Friday, February 28.

Greece is set to invest 2 billion euros in maritime transport and island policy with a focus on the green transition.

Greece is seeking EU funding of up to 400 million euros to enhance coastal ferry connections, particularly on remote island lines, also referred to as “barren routes”.

Ferry ticket prices in Greece are expected to rise sharply due to new environmental regulations, with increases of up to 12%, beginning in May 2025.

Greece’s shipping workforce falls short of national growth targets, highlighting a significant challenge for the sector.

The Greek Maritime Ministry is aiming to steer coastal shipping toward a future defined by innovation and sustainability.

Greece must rapidly advance its goals under the European “Green Deal” and implement policies set by the EU for cleaner, more modern shipping, according to Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas.

The Greek Maritime Ministry aims to inspire younger generations to explore careers in the maritime sector.

Greece’s Maritime Affairs Ministry is aiming to enhance accessibility for passengers with disabilities at Greek ports and on coastal shipping vessels.

The Greek Maritime Affairs Ministry has announced six key initiatives aimed at modernizing coastal shipping and upgrading safety standards.