Sea Tourism

Risposte Turismo gives a sneak preview of the new edition of its Adriatic Sea Tourism Report prior to the upcoming Adriatic Sea Forum 2023 event in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

The Thessaloniki Port Authority is investing 45 million euros in expansion projects this year.

D-Marin – TEMES have been awarded the 40-year right to operate the Pylos marina in Messinia, Greece.

The Greek government will release 40 million euros to eligible Greek island residents and businesses for fuel and transport costs.

The Thessaloniki Tourism Organization promoted Thessaloniki as a top cruise destination at the Seatrade Cruise Global 2023, the leading annual cruise industry event.

The benefits of cruising for the local community of Thessaloniki will be unveiled at the upcoming Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum 2023.

The Nafplio marina, the first to be constructed under a public and private partnership, is in the pipeline.

Upgraded infrastructure and planning at Patra and Piraeus ports are expected to boost Greek economy.

Greece this year eyes over 1.1 billion euros from increasing homeporting activity and addition of new port of call destinations, according to CLIA.

During May 4-5, Dubrovnik will host the “Adriatic Sea Forum – Cruise, Ferry, Sail & Yacht 2023”, the international event dedicated to sea tourism in the Adriatic organised by Risposte Turismo.