A €29 memory book for tourists in Greece promises to help visitors remember their trip. Because photos, phones, and brains are no longer enough.
Tom Wesselmann at the Gagosian Athens
Gagosian presents Seascapes, Still Lifes, and Nudes in a free exhibition exploring one of the most iconic voices of modern American art.
Greek Fashion Steps Beyond Resortwear at Paris Fashion Week
Greek fashion brands gained attention at Paris Fashion Week exhibitions Tranoï and Première Classe, showing growing international demand for Greek design, jewelry, and accessories.
Reports Claim Dubai Empty as Middle East Tensions Rise
Reports suggest that tourism in Dubai slowed after tensions in the Middle East, but claims of a “ghost city” may be exaggerated.
Twelve New Traditions Enter Greece’s Intangible Heritage Register
Greece registers 12 new elements in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list, highlighting traditions that strengthen cultural tourism across the country.
Bakers Demand Support as Rising Costs Threaten Bread Prices in Greece
Greek bakers warn of rising bread prices as energy and raw material costs increase. Industry calls for government support to keep bakeries viable.
Tourism Officials Promote Year-Round Travel in Central Macedonia
Central Macedonia promoted thematic tourism at ITB Berlin 2026, with strong demand from Germany and new flights to Thessaloniki supporting visitor growth.
Elba Island Spring Travel Events for Nature Lovers
Elba Island announces spring and Easter events, including trekking, e-bike tours, stargazing, and cultural visits organized by the Tuscan Archipelago National Park.
Travel Journaling Back in Style
Travel journaling is making a comeback as travelers collect tickets, postcards and small souvenirs instead of only photos, according to Hellotickets travel trend report.
Women in Tourism Event Includes AI Startups and Familiar Promises
The Tourism Ministry and the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels held an event for Women’s Day on women in tourism, innovation, AI, and startups through the CapsuleT Accelerator.
Another Ceremony, Another Reminder That Greece Has Food
Tourism minister Olga Kefalogianni says gastronomy and wine remain key pillars of Greek tourism during the Golden Toques 2026 ceremony.
Cyprus Flights Back, But Crisis Never Really Left
According to Cyprus Mail, Cyprus air connectivity is returning after flight resumptions from Britain and Lufthansa Group, boosting tourism confidence.
Reopening of Chania Market Now Closer Than It Was Last Year
Chania Municipal Market in Crete is once again nearing reopening in 2026 after years of delays, studies, regulations, and announcements promising the same result.
Apokoronas Opens Cultural Bridge With Boston
Apokoronas approves twinning with Boston Waterfront, aiming to boost diaspora travel, cultural tourism, and local development ties.
What Women Should Know When Traveling Alone in Crete
Traveling alone in Crete can be safe and rewarding for women. This Women’s Day feature explores safety tips, local culture, and practical advice for visiting the island in 2026.
Vilnius Turns Into a Giant Craft Market for Kaziukas Fair
For three days in early March, the center of Vilnius stops looking like a capital city and becomes a living museum of Baltic tradition. The Kaziukas Fair, held this year from March 6 to March 8, has once again taken over the Lithuanian capital, turning nearly five kilometers of central streets into one of the […]
FedHATTA Reports Frozen Market But No Panic Yet
FedHATTA says bookings continue despite Middle East tensions, but travel agencies admit the market has frozen as tourism waits for clearer signals.
Fashion Meets Art at the Benaki Museum
The exhibition You Are What You Wear opens at the Benaki Museum, celebrating fashion, art, and the legacy of designer Sophia Kokosalaki.
Global Tourism Projects Honored for Sustainability at ITB Berlin
Green Destinations honored global tourism initiatives at ITB Berlin 2026, showcasing projects that protect ecosystems, support communities, and promote responsible travel.
Ancient Kassope Archaeological Site Upgraded for Accessible Tourism
A Historic City Above the Ionian Sea Perched high on the western slopes of Mount Zalongo, the ancient city of Kassope has always commanded attention. Founded in the 4th century BC, the city occupied a strategic plateau about 550 meters above sea level, giving its inhabitants sweeping views over the surrounding plains and the Ionian […]
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