Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis made his first trip abroad since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.
Air France Resumes Flights to Greece from Regional Airports
Air France has announced the resumption of service to Athens and Heraklion in Greece from regional airports in France.
Egypt Tourism Showing a Blip of Post-COVID Vital Signs
Egypt has been stunned by the pandemic, but for international tourism in general, Cairo officials are now organizing a plan to reboot tourism.
Milos’ Eiriana Luxury Suites Opens With New Protocols June 20th
Eiriana Luxury Suites on the Greek island of Milos has introduced new procedures intended to ensure guests of a worry-free stay.
Skyscanner Names Greece a Top Dream Destination
Skyscanner has named Greece one of the world’s top dream destinations for the post-coronavirus vacation season 2020.
UNWTO’s Zurab Pololikashvili Says “Trust is the New Currency”
The UNWTO’s Zurab Pololikashvili delivered the message that building trust is the key to tourism rebounding in the wake of the pandemic.
Greece to Take Care of Cost of Coronavirus-infected Tourists
Officials in Greece have announced the country will cover the cost of treatment for any tourists who test positive for Covid-19 while visiting.
Aegean to Resume International Flights from Thessaloniki on June 15
Aegean Airlines announced the resumption of direct flights from Thessaloniki to six destinations abroad as of June 15.
Jacinda Ardern: Four-day Workweeks May Boost Domestic Tourism
In a Facebook live video last week, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern suggested that a four-day workweek would help boost domestic tourism and allow people to find a better work-life balance. After a visit to Rotorua to discuss with the travel and hospitality operators there about the impact of COVID-19 on their businesses, the […]
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni – “We don’t want a summer without culture”
Greece’s Ministry of Culture is determined to reboot contemporary culture at heritage sites across the country.
Greece, Germany, Italy, and Eight Other EU States Agree on Travel Zone
Greece and ten other European Union member states agreed on a set of principles to ensure the freedom of safe travel within the EU.
The Baltic States Create Europe’s First “Travel Bubble”
Europe’s Baltic states have joined to create the eurozone’s first “travel bubble” in order to restart the zone’s tourism post COVID-19.
Greek Passenger Ferries Resume Sailing with Some Restrictions
Ioannis Plakiotakis, Greece’s Minister for Shipping and Island Policy announced on Thursday that passenger ferries in the country will resume activity starting Monday, May 18, 2020. Access on board of vessels sailing to most Greek islands will be allowed solely for passengers traveling for work or to reunite with their families. Crete resumes passenger activities […]
UNWTO Launches a Covid-19 Technical Assistance Package for Recovery
The UNWTO has released a Tourism Recovery Technical Assistance Package that offers guidance to the Member States in response to COVID-19.
Hyatt Plans 1300 Layoffs Starting June 1
Hyatt Hotels issued a press statement on Monday, saying that it would regretfully lay off 1300 of its employees worldwide as a measure to cope with the coronavirus crisis. On May 6, 2020, Hyatt reported an adjusted net loss of $35 million, or $0.35 per diluted share, in the first quarter of 2020. Other financial highlights […]
Here Are the New WTTC Safe Travels Global Protocols
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) today announced the new global protocols to restart travel and tourism. The new WTTC Safe Travels protocols serve as guidance to travel providers, operators, and travelers, about the post-COVID-19 approach to health and hygiene. Designed to rebuilt confidence among travelers, these protocols follow recommendations from the World Health […]
Heatwave Hits This Week for Crete and Southern Greece
Get ready, this week Greece and most of southern Europe expect the first summer heatwave to arrive via warm air masses from Africa.
Half of Greeks Cautious About Opening Borders to Tourists Now
According to a recent survey, half of the Greek population does not want to open the borders until the danger of the coronavirus has passed.
Greek Ferries Will Sail at Reduced Capacity This Summer
Greek ferries will sail at reduced capacity this summer according to Greek Maritime Affairs Minister Yiannis Plakiotaki. Occupancy will remain at 50% for high-speed ships, and 55% for passenger ships. The minister, who plans to claim European funds to support coastal shipping, explained that the measure aims to ensure the safety of passengers against possible […]
Greek Islands Are Ready for Your Next Travel Dream
It’s summer in Greece. A global pandemic in full swing curbs the enthusiasm to travel but Greeks are hopeful. Greek Maritime Affairs Minister Yiannis Plakiotaki announced that the country’s islands will soon reopen for tourists provided that strict rules and protection measures are in place. For example, ferries will carry 50% less passengers to comply […]
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