The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority has extended travel restrictions for domestic flights in Greece until March 8.

New restrictions will be in place as of March 1 for those entering Greece through the Kakavia and Evzoni land border points.

Strict lockdown measures will continue in Athens and the surrounding Attica region for one more week in an effort to stop the further spread of Covid-19.

Greece stands to gain approximately 1.6 billion euros in a year if it manages to attract digital nomads, says Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis.

The sharp increase in Covid-19 cases in Greece pushes back the prospect of the government easing measures on March 1.

The regional unit of Arcadia and the municipality of Nafplio have both changed status on Greece’s Covid-19 color-coded risk-assessment map due to a rise in cases.

All travelers entering Greece from the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates are now required to take a rapid test for Covid-19 upon arrival.

Greek authorities are looking into ways to allow certain activities in March, including retail and schools, but not non-essential domestic travel.

Greek authorities have extended rules and restrictions for all international flights to Greece, as part of efforts to limit the spread of Covid-19 in the country.

Areas in Greece that are considered “very high-risk” due to increased Covid-19 cases will now be indicated on the country’s risk-assessment map with the color ‘dark red’.

The number of Covid-19 cases in Greece may be stabilizing, but Greek health experts are considering extending current lockdowns through to Easter.

Greece is urging the EU to ensure that Covid-19 vaccine supplies are secured and that there will be no more delays.