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The permanent exhibition “Journey to freedom, 1821”, dedicated to the contribution of the Peloponnese to the Greek Revolution, has opened at the War Museum in Athens.

The responsible management of cruise tourism on Mykonos was the focal point of a meeting between representatives of CLIA and the island’s local authorities.

The Greek tourism board and MasterCard have developed a series of sustainable tourism experiences as part of a new promo campaign.

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni visited Corfu on her tour of the Ionian Islands where she highlighted the importance of new sustainable tourism products.

The largest shipping exhibition in the world kicks off on Monday, June 3, at the Athens Metropolitan Expo Center.

Athens secured the 16th spot among the top 20 cities worldwide for cultural enthusiasts, owing to its cultural legacy and a count of 495 historical landmarks.

“Boulouki”, a Greek non-profit organization dedicated to preserving traditional Greek buildings is one of the 2024 winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards.

The Museum of Cretan Folklore of Spyros and Eliana Kokotos has opened its doors in the village of Daphnes in Heraklion, showcasing Cretan history and traditions.

The Greek government is mulling the introduction of tax incentives for those offering properties for long-term rental.

Telemedicine services can ensure remote Greek destinations attract tourists who seek to combine health with leisure for their vacation.