Sea Tourism

The Municipality of Pilea-Hortiatis, located near Thessaloniki’s airport, will develop its own marina, enhancing tourism in Central Macedonia.

The Region of Central Macedonia partnered with One Whole Communication Experts Travel and Tourism and carried out an extensive promotional campaign, highlighting its growing potential as a premier cruise tourism destination.

Celestyal has unveiled a new-look website in line with this year’s refreshed brand identity, as part of its plans to boost its digital presence.

Greece in 2023 strengthened its leadership in EU seaborne passenger transport, with Piraeus ranking as the third busiest port.

Celestyal has launched a new campaign called “Live Your Vacation Dream”, available on new bookings made until February 28, 2025.

Mykonos sets another record year for cruise arrivals and will extend its cruise season from February to December in 2025.

The Greek Maritime Ministry aims to inspire younger generations to explore careers in the maritime sector.

Greece’s Maritime Affairs Ministry is aiming to enhance accessibility for passengers with disabilities at Greek ports and on coastal shipping vessels.

The Greek government plans to develop a dedicated cruise terminal and a new marina in the city of Patras, enhancing its appeal as a premier cruise destination.

A tax bill tabled in Greek Parliament increases the climate resilience fee for hotels and short-term rentals.