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Attica Governor Nikos Hardalias has proposed the establishment of a European Network of Regions, aimed at addressing key issues including sustainable waste management and the efficient operation of public transportation.

A 5th century BC crater, gifted in 1953 to Italian Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperi, has been returned to Greece by his grandson Paolo Kati de Gasperi.

Athens and Attica hoteliers oppose the Greek government’s planned fee hikes, citing concerns about competitiveness and the purpose of the increases.

The Greek government is aiming to improve the interconnectivity of the islands and upgrade port infrastructure.

While attending the IFTM Top Resa expo in Paris, Attica Governor Nikos Hardalias forged key partnerships to boost tourism flows to the Greek region.

The Municipal Port Authority of Mykonos has raised concerns about the potential impact of an announced high cruise levy charged to passengers visiting the island.

Boat owners with vessels up to 12 meters in length are required to pay a new tax, ranging from 100 to 200 euros, by September 30.

Six beaches on Rhodes have been removed from the “Blue Flag” 2024 list after failing to meet the program’s stringent operational and sustainability standards.

The Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion has been illuminated with a new lighting system, providing visitors with a refreshed visual experience.

The NEW Hotel in Athens unveils a series of art installations across select spaces, celebrating contemporary artistic creation.