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Greece’s Civil Protection body has launched the 24-hour single European emergency 112 number set to warn of potential dangers, including wildfires.
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Shipping, ports, marine tourism, island policy and safety at sea are the top priorities of the Greek Shipping Ministry, according to Minister Yiannis Plakiotakis.
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Strong winds and extremely high temperatures have prompted Greece’s Civil Protection authority and the national fire brigade to issue warnings for the high risk of forest fires.
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The Greek ministries of tourism and transport have expressed keenness to strengthen ties and boost cooperation to resolve critical issues.
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A partial ban on the notorious quad bikes, seen in dozens roaming the Greeks islands during the summer months, has been lifted.
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Three areas in Greek tourism will be seeing changes in the immediate future, according to Tourism Minister Haris Theoharis.
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A stalled network of seaplanes that would facilitate travel and transportation between the Greek islands is a top priority for the government.
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The Greek government is reportedly expected to lift all banking restrictions – in place since June 2015 – in the coming fall.
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Greek Tourism Minister Haris Theoharis has ordered the increase of inspections at swimming pools that operate in tourist accommodation units in Greece.
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A new regulatory framework involving the short-term rental market in Greece should be expected after the end of this year’s tourism season.
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