Hospitality News

Greek hotels located on Santorini, Crete, Mykonos and Athens were put into the “2014 Gold List,” which was voted by Condé Nast Traveler readers and highlights the best hotels and resorts in Europe.

The Athens-Attica & Argosaronikos Hotel Association applauded the recent announcement made by Ryanair on the creation of hubs in Athens and Thessaloniki.

The “100% Hotel Show” is inviting architects and interior designers to present THEIR concept of the ideal Honeymoon Suite to hoteliers that will attend the upcoming tourism exhibition in Athens.

Greek schools may take a few extra days off this March as the ministries of Tourism and Education are working together to establish an annual “Ski Week,” a four-day vacation period for schools, aimed to boost domestic tourism.

Porto Carras Grand Resort recently announced its support and participation in the program of the nonprofit organization that collects used soap from hotels, “Clean Hands.”

The five-star hotel Grand Forest Metsovo in Ioannina, has entered into a partnership with Crist, a supplier of linen products and related services in Greece.

Greek hospitality management company “homm” has expanded its portfolio with the addition of new properties on the island of Evia, in Epirus and in Athens.

A new collective labor agreement for hotel employees in Greece has been signed between the Hellenic Federation of Hoteliers and the federation that represents Greek hotel workers (POEE-YTE).

Aldemar Hotels & Spa was recently honored at the 2014 Environmental Awards in Athens, in the category of “Renewable Energy.”

Skopelos-based hotel group “Spyrou Hotels” has joined the Greek Breakfast program launched by the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels.