The Countless Facets of Beauty in Ancient Art exhibition launched by Greece at the National Museum of China will run until June 2025.
Why Every Traveler Must Clean Their Luggage Before Reusing It
Cleaning luggage before reuse is crucial: unchecked, suitcases become a sanctuary for germs, which can jeopardize health after simply being handled at airports or stored.
Top Tourist Attractions in Greece
For many travellers, Greece is a bucket list destination. Not only is it filled with ancient historical sites, hidden gems, and stories, but it is stunning thanks to its natural beauty. From the bustling city life in Athens to the laid-back nature of the islands, you’re bound to have a memorable holiday in Greece. If […]
Heraklion Port Breaks Visitor Records
Heraklion Port surpasses 500,000 visitors in 2024, marking its ascent as a top-notch cruise destination in the Mediterranean.
Immigration New Zealand Invites Travellers to Apply Early for a Visitor Visa
Stay ahead during New Zealand’s peak travel season by applying early for your visitor visa. Beat the rush with essential tips for a hassle-free experience.
Wizz Air Halts Flights from Sofia to Geneva and Lisbon
Wizz Air halts flights from Sofia to Geneva and Lisbon. The absence of demand might be a factor according to travel agencies.
Queen Maria’s 1920s Constanța Palace to Be Restored
Queen Maria’s Palace in Constanța will undergo a massive restoration. Funds for the restoration of the 1920s-era palace will come from the government’s 2024 budget reserve and financing by the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB). The Royal Palace of Mamaia (Kara Dalga, “The Black Wave”) was built by Queen Maria from 1924-1926 using her […]
Delta, DOT, and FAA Reveal Plans for Wheelchair-Accessible Air Travel
Delta, DOT, and FAA wheelchair-accessible air travel plan aims to transform wheelchairs into airplane-ready seats.
The Driest October in 15 Years Ends. Weather Forecast for the Beginning of November
As October concludes, it takes with it the dubious distinction of being the driest in fifteen years. This arid spell has heightened concerns over a looming drought that may persist in Greece, raising alarms about future water shortages. The National Observatory of Athens (NOA), through its Meteo service, has observed remarkably low rainfall readings from […]
Wine Tourism Is a Growing Industry in Greece
Deputy Minister of Tourism Elena Rapti met Mary Triantafyllopoulou, Chair of the National Wine Tourism Committee, at the Ministry of Tourism to discuss the surge in wine tourism across Greece and sought to advance initiatives for promoting wine routes. Rapti emphasized pursuing further development of wine tourism through joint efforts of local governance, primary production […]
Piraeus Welcomes Its First Wyndham Luxury Residences
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts and DKG Development collaborated on Piraeus’s inaugural Wyndham Luxury Residences, which will feature 72 opulent serviced apartments.
Highway from Bucharest Will Directly Access Henri Coandă Airport
The Romanian Ministry of Transport unveiled plans for a new road connecting Bucharest with Terminal II at Henri Coandă International Airport in Otopeni.
In Türkiye, Burj Al Babas Is a Dark Tourism Destination
In the picturesque town of Mudurnu in northwestern Türkiye, those who journey south find themselves amid an eerie and quiet tableau. Here, Burj Al Babas stands—a grand vision of European elegance blended with Middle Eastern aspirations that never came to life. Imagined as a high-end urban settlement, the site was poised to host 732 French-like […]
Lifting Women in Tourism: A Path to Empowerment in Latin America
In a vivid tapestry woven with opportunities and challenges, women stand at the forefront of Latin America’s tourism sector. They form a formidable 52% of the permanent workforce, ascending to 60% in areas such as accommodations and dining services. Such figures are elaborated upon in a comprehensive report (Regional report on women in tourism in […]
Future Dusk May Impact Hospitality Decor Trends in 2025
Future Dusk, identified by the code 129-35-18, will become the colour for 2025 possibly influencing trends in fashion, decor, and beyond.
7th Panhellenic Trail Meeting in Chania Takes Place November 15 to 17
The 7th Panhellenic Trail Meeting in Chania (November 15 to 17) will showcase a range of presentations, discussions, and workshops.
Artistic Revival in Rhodes: Open-air Sculpture Gallery at the Pervola
The Ministry of Culture is building an open-air sculpture gallery at Rhodes’ Palace of the Grand Master gardens.
Record Olive Harvest, But Oil Output Drops in Croatia
Croatian production of olive oil is at its lowest ever, prompting concerns over potential price increases.
Greece: August Setbacks in Tourism Revenue
August’s tourism revenue decline mainly stemmed from British and French visitors, who reduced their spending.
Cyprus Prepares for the American Tourism Market
In July, Cypriot representatives proposed starting direct flights between Cyprus and the United States to Delta Air Lines in Georgia. Efforts to tap into the American tourist segment are extensive and involve various collaborators beyond a single ministry. Integrating Cyprus into the US Visa Waiver Program next year is a strategic move that will ease […]
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