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Rhodes will host the International Sea Tourism Festival featuring leading maritime professionals, yachting companies and premium global brands.

Gastronomy will shine at two festivals in Greece: the 3rd Gastronomic Cinema Festival in Ioannina and the Piraeus Taste Festival, showcasing food, culture, and culinary delights.

Pieria impresses Dutch journalists with its unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and the rare combination of Mount Olympus’ peaks and nearby seaside.

World Travel Market London recently announced that this year’s event will be the largest to date with an expected 7 percent growth and expansion.

Greece introduces a €20 cruise levy and limits on ship arrivals at Santorini and Mykonos, aiming to preserve tourism quality and protect local infrastructure.

Greece’s Ministry of Tourism launches €387M projects to boost sustainable development, enhance destinations, and support year-round tourism initiatives.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that residence permits will be issued to individuals investing 250,000 euros in Greek startups.

Ports in northern Greece are experiencing a revival, with increased traffic and strategic importance along the Egnatia Highway.

A new ETC report on crises affecting tourism highlights several case studies, including Greece’s heatwaves and wildfires, and examines the response plans implemented to safeguard lives.

The Greek Culture Ministry is launching significant restoration projects to promote Kastoria’s historical monuments and showcase its cultural heritage.