The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated important information on travel to Greece in the post-Covid-19 era.

Travelers entering Greece through Promachonas border station as of July 14 will be obliged to present a negative Covid-19 PCR test result upon arrival.

Tourists may be eager to start traveling again and keen on visiting Greece, but the majority is reluctant to do so due to the coronavirus pandemic, a study reveals.

Specialist tour operators working out of the UK are calling on Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis to support their efforts to rekindle travel to Greece.

The EU recently issued guidance in preparation for the possible resumption of cruise ship operations in the aftermath of Covid-19.

Gulf Air has resumed its direct flights from Bahrain to Greece’s capital Athens, and Cairo in Egypt.

All travelers to Greece will be required to fill in the Passenger Locator Form (PLF) 24 hours – not 48 hours as was the case until now – prior to travel, starting July 9.

Greece and Egypt will be working together to reignite tourism, strengthening ties between the two countries even further.

Authorities in Greece have announced health and safety protocols for the organization of conferences in the country.

“Destination Greece Health First” is the new tourism campaign that has launched to promote Greece as a safe travel destination.

Greek authorities may boost Covid-19 testing after thousands of tourists entered the country starting last Wednesday, when Greece re-opened its borders.

Direct flights from the UK are set to resume on July 15, Greece said on Monday, days after Britain allowed quarantine-free entry for Greek nationals.