Sea Tourism

Upgrading and expanding the marina network is a key component of the Greek government’s strategic plan for tourism.

Greece’s cruise ship owners have voiced their opposition to a new levy imposed on passengers visiting the country’s ports.

Greece’s draft budget plan for 2025 includes charges on hospitality and cruise tourism.

The Greek government aims to build infrastructure on the country’s islands and ports by mid-2027.

Ferries throughout Greece will be halted from October 22 to 23 due to a 48-hour strike announced by the Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO).

The union of Greek ferry captains has released a report warning of urgent safety concerns at Greek ports due to inadequate infrastructure.

The Port of Heraklion welcomed over 50% more cruise passengers during January-September compared to the previous year, further establishing its appeal as a homeport for cruise operations.

Owners of small pleasure boats in Greece are now exempt from both the special shipping tax and the luxury living tax.

Green transition and digitalization are the two key pillars shaping the policies of the Greek Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Insular Policy.

Athens-based agency Cruiseway Travel launches its new brand “Iconic Voyages” created to offer luxurious cruises personalized to the needs of every customer.