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Germany’s international broadcaster Deutsche Welle recently ran a news report on Mykonos, through which the TV station’s journalist presented the island as a “Greek success story.”

The importance, good practices, international experience and institutional framework of social entrepreneurship will be presented to the public next week through the introduction of a new initiative of the City of Athens and the Athens Development and Destination Management Agency.

This autumn, 15 Greek businesses will promote their services in a workshop in Moscow to increase their clientele and establish Greece as a medical tourism destination for Russians.

TIF-HELEXPO will offer free parking to drivers in Thessaloniki that wish to leave their cars behind on “Car-Free Day,” this Sunday, 22 September.

The contribution of spa tourism to Greece’s economic development and ways to attract investments in this area will be discussed next week at a workshop in Athens.

The City of Athens signed a memorandum of understanding with the World Tourism Cities Federation (WTCF) during the second World Tourism Cities Expo held 11-14 September at Beijing’s Wangfujing Pedestrian Street.

Visa information, vaccinations and weather forecasts top the list of additional information business travelers expect to receive from their corporate travel program, according to a joint report by Travelport and the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE).

The International Federation for IT in Travel and Tourim (IFITT) will give insight on useful technological innovations for the Greek tourism sector at the upcoming e-tourism conference Digi.Travel.

Metro station “Syntagma” in Athens will be closed to the public as of 10am, Wednesday, 18 September, due to protest rallies planned for the city center.

The declared World Heritage Site of Mycenae, Greece, located about 90 kilometers southwest of Athens, has been chosen by American news network CNN as one of the 15 most important – but lesser known – archaeological destinations in the world.