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Greek ferry company Blue Star Ferries and MSPS Corporate Affairs, were honored for the corporate social responsibility program “Traditional Occupations” at the Ermis Awards ceremony held recently in Athens.

The institutional framework for the development of medical tourism in Greece was presented to Greek tourism professionals and government officials in an event in Athens.

Twelve entrepreneurs based in Thessaloniki, directly involved in congress tourism, have joined forces to launch a new bureau to promote the Greek Northern City as a destination for meetings and conventions.

Greece’s northern and second-largest city of Thessaloniki will be promoted as an attractive tourism destination to international markets through strategic marketing, public relations, innovative thinking, ideas and expertise.

Greece’s participation in the upcoming International Green Week Berlin, the world’s biggest fair for food, agriculture and horticulture, will be held under the auspices of two Greek ministries and the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO).

TIF–Helexpo announced on 18 December that it will change the name of the Attica exhibition and conference center Helexpo Palace to “Helexpo Maroussi.”

A new joint venture of ferry boats has launched in Greece under the title “Consortium of Saronic Ferries” and offers trips to islands close to Athens at a very low price.

Ancient Messene has been included on Greece’s tentative list of sites and monuments for potential nomination for UNESCO World Heritage Status.

Greece’s highest altitude ski center Voras-Kaimaktsalan is reopening its doors after a year’s absence!

The Region of South Aegean was dubbed “champion” in terms of tourism arrivals and revenue for the month of September 2013, according to a recent survey.