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Increasing traveler flows generating demand for tourism services boosted employment in July, according to the Greek labor ministry.

Greece is getting ready to nominate Mount Olympus for its inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Greece has secured more than 21 billion euros in ESPA funds that will go towards a greener and digital economy, more social cohesion and a new approach to its fisheries and maritime sectors.

Greek authorities have announced that the Covid-19 vaccination platform for children aged 12-15 will open on July 30.

Greek authorities are introducing a new round of Covid-19 incentives and measures including mandatory vaccination for certain groups.

A bill open for public consultation is expected to pave the way for the popular Navagio Beach on Zakynthos to reopen to the public.

Greek authorities have decided to increase the number of Covid-19 quarantine hotels and ship isolation cabins to address the rise of cases in Greece.

Greece’s “Freedom Pass” program offering 18- to 25-year-olds who get vaccinated against Covid-19 a pre-paid card worth 150 euros, goes into effect this week.

The Athens Municipality and the GNTO are joining forces to promote the Greek capital as a leading international tourism destination.

Greek shipowners are among those reacting against the EU’s “Fit for 55” plan, which includes proposals for members states to meet a 2030 target of slashing greenhouse gas emissions by 55%.