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Hotels on Lefkada, Greece, will now include Greek products and dishes on their breakfast menus as the Ionian Island recently became the latest destination to join the “Greek Breakfast” program.

Halkidiki in Northern Greece has been recording a significant rise in bookings made by European tour operators for the 2014 tourism season following five years of reduced interest in the region.

A new archaeological site has been added to the many in the Greek capital city. The 4th century BC Lyceum of Aristotle has opened to the public and comes to give residents and visitors of Athens a very important lesson in archaeology.

Katergo Beach on Folegandros Island in Greece is one of the beaches that people will happily travel far to find and even suffer any number of inconvenience, according to American magazine Maxim.

The Region of Epirus has launched a strategic marketing plan to extend the tourism season and give Epirus the title of the “ideal destination for all four seasons.”

The hydrotherapy center at the Ypati thermal spring located in Fthiotida, Greece, will open its doors for the summer season as of Saturday 7 June 2014.

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras inaugurated the international shipping exhibition Posidonia 2014. “We are relaunching our country starting from the sea,” the Greek Premier said in his address.

The Greek Island of Lesvos (Mytilini) is expecting a major increase of Turkish weekend visitors this year thanks to a visa facilitation scheme that has launched once again.

The Greek Government’s decision to extend the opening hours of the country’s most popular museums and archaeological sites seems to be paying off as visitor numbers and revenue from receipts showed an impressive increase in April.

The “Paths of Culture” of Patmos Island in Greece will be inaugurated by the Elliniki Etairia – Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage and the pan-European Federation for Cultural Heritage Europa Nostra on 7 June 2014.