Niche Markets

Greece’s advantages as a tourism destination but also as a country that provides high quality health services were presented by Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni in a meeting held on 1 October at the office of the Greek National Tourism Organization in New York, U.S.

Wine & Spirits magazine, one of New York’s leading wine publications, recently named Boutari among the Top 100 Wineries of the Year for the 17th time in a row.

“The Athens Classic Marathon is the best advertisement for Greek tourism as it places Athens in the center of global public attention,” Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni said on Monday, 23 September. Less than 50 days are left for the 31st Athens Classic Marathon to take place on Sunday 10 November 2013!

Alpha Estate was selected as “Winery of the Year” for 2013 by Wine & Spirits magazine, one of New York’s leading wine publications.

Greek tourism enterprises are getting ready to promote their services to senior tourists this October at the upcoming tourism fair “Senior,” the biggest fair in Sweden for an active older audience.

The Kalavryta Ski Center has announced that a limited number of annual ski passes are currently available for purchase with a special 50 percent discount.

Greek tourism enterprises will promote their services to attract more senior tourists to Greece at the upcoming tourism fair “Senior,” the biggest fair in Sweden for an active older audience.

Greece is considered one of the most ideal destinations for a woman to conceive a child following assisted reproductive techniques, according to Genesis Athens, a private general surgical clinic in Greece.

Greece’s medical tourism services were recently presented to the Russian market by the country’s leading hospitals within the framework of the “Greek Medical Tourism Workshop,” the first promotional medical tourism and health services event held in Russia.

Over 100 Greek tourism professionals in Athens gained insight last week on the growing markets of youth/student travel and gay travel and how they could attract more visitors from these niche markets to the Greek capital.