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The Greek government is expected to soon launch Greece’s largest-ever railway overhaul budgeted at 4 billion euros.

The Thessaloniki Port Authority is taking action to turn the Greek northern city into a prime cruise destination.

The Parthenon Marbles belong to Greece and should be returned to their rightful owners, says 59% of UK residents in a recent YouGov poll.

With exhibitions and in-person events on the rebound, the 100% Hotel Show in Athens opened its doors and welcomed professionals for face-to-face networking and business meetings.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) – Europe and the Greek Tourism Ministry are aiming to kickstart cruise travel to Greece in March 2022.

The Greek Tourism Ministry has announced a new initiative to support digital nomads that choose Greece as a remote working base.

Ancient Olympia will implement a set of innovative actions for the branding and promotion of its archaeological site.

The Municipality of Athens lit up an impressive 19-meter tall Christmas tree at the city’s central Syntagma Square, marking the start of the holiday season in the Greek capital.

The Municipality of Aristotle in Halkidiki, northern Greece, is aiming to attract more Russian tourists to its religious sites.

The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and the Council of Europe will work together to enhance the tourist experience along Europe’s Cultural Routes.