Sea Tourism

With a new cruise terminal in the works, the Greek city of Thessaloniki is open and ready to do business with international cruise companies.

2022 was the best year ever for Piraeus Port in both revenue and profitability with the cruise segment leading the way.

Smaller islands are on the radar of major luxury cruise companies but their inclusion on itineraries is not without challenges, according to industry professionals at the recent 7th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in Thessaloniki.

The port facility of the Porto Carras Grand Resort has received the ISPS security certification and can now welcome and host luxury cruise ships.

Greece is as an important cruise hub in the Mediterranean with great potential for further growth, according to Cruise Lines International Association.

Over 400 delegates from the global cruise industry are in Thessaloniki, Greece, for the 7th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum.

At the 7th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum in Thessaloniki, CLIA is addressing the major topics, challenges and opportunities that will shape the cruise industry’s agenda in coming years.

EU Council adopts “Fit for 55” package of laws, including an emissions trading system, to cut greenhouse gas emissions and achieve climate neutrality by 2050.

Six business groups have entered the next phase for the concession of the Argostoli marina on Kefalonia.

Hellenic Seaplanes has been awarded the license to establish a seaplane port in Kyllini, Peloponnese.