The program offers financial support of up to €300 per square meter, with a maximum grant of €36,000 per property.
Eastern Europe
Chios Launches First Night Run to Boost Sports Tourism
Chios is preparing for its first Night Run on June 20, combining sport, community participation, and tourism promotion through a race along the island’s waterfront and urban center.
100% Hotel Show Shifts to October Dates with Revamped Business Concept
Greece’s 100% Hotel Show shifts its 2026 dates to October 23-25 at MEC Paiania, debuting a revamped concept focused on hospitality services, expert workshops, and B2B partnerships.
Croatia Arms Coastal Towns with Retail Alcohol Bans to Fight Party Tourism
Croatia amends its Trade Act, allowing Split and other tourist hubs to ban retail alcohol sales after 9 PM to curb public drunkenness.
New Greek Law Deploys Drones to Police Public Beaches
Greece introduces drone and satellite surveillance to monitor beaches under a new omnibus bill restructuring shoreline business limits and public access.
Karditsa Is the Bicycle Capital of Greece
Karditsa became Greece’s cycling capital through smart planning, flat terrain, and decades of bicycle culture. Other cities should take notes.
Porto Carras Opens for Summer 2026 and Bets on Wine, Food, and Space
Porto Carras Grand Resort has reopened for the 2026 season, bringing new restaurants, vineyard experiences, wellness facilities, and family-friendly activities to one of Greece’s largest resort estates in Halkidiki.
Karpathos Beyond the Tourism Machine
Another week, another Greek island declared an “untouched paradise.” This time it was Karpathos. According to a recent chain of tourism reports and media rewrites, the island has emerged as a global beacon of authentic travel, sustainable tourism, cultural preservation, local gastronomy, meaningful experiences, pristine landscapes, emerald waters, and approximately every other phrase currently circulating […]
New Archanes Archaeological Museum Set to Open in Old Cretan Winery
The historic wine bottling plant of the old Archanes Agricultural Cooperative will transform into a state-of-the-art Archaeological Museum.
New EU Biometric System Sparks Chaos at Greek Land Borders
Greek tourism leaders demand the urgent suspension of the EU’s new EES biometric border system after kilometer-long queues threaten northern Greece road tourism.
Greece Tourism Boom: First Quarter of 2026 Delivers Explosive Growth in Arrivals and Revenue
Official data for March and Q1 2026 show Greek tourism receipts up 64.3% and arrivals growing 38.3%.
Chalkida Beach Swarmed by Thousands of Brown Jellyfish
A massive brown jellyfish invasion has overwhelmed a popular beach in Chalkida, Evia, sparking deep anxiety for swimmers ahead of the peak summer season.
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