Sea Tourism

The Greek Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy has launched a portal allowing ferry passengers to access information on their rights.

For the first time in over 20 years, Greece is embarking on a greenfield project to develop a modern marina capable of accommodating mega yachts.

The Greek government’s strategic plan to enhance key port infrastructure includes the development of the port of Lavrio, Attica’s third-largest port.

Key issues surrounding Greece’s marinas were highlighted at the Prodexpo real estate conference.

Ferries will stay docked at ports across Greece during October 24-25 due to a new 48-hour strike announced by the Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO).

Passenger movements – embarking, disembarking, and transit – at Adriatic ports are projected to surpass 37 million this year, according to a report by Risposte Turismo.

The green transition of coastal shipping is a key focus of the development policy of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy.

The Naples-based private shipping company Grimaldi Group regards the Greek ports of Igoumenitsa and Heraklion as strategically significant.

Rhodes tourism reached a record high this year, with 3.5 million tourists arriving from January to September, reflecting an increase of 12% to 14% in arrivals.

Greece’s yachting industry has the potential to reach global prominence, following the example of Greek shipping, says Deputy Minister Stefanos Gikas.