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Eastern Europe

In Cyprus, Fuel Queues, Empty Shelves, and a Nervous Tourism Season

Panic buying, fuel queues, and cancellations in Cyprus show growing uncertainty despite official reassurances that life is continuing as usual.

Safe Destination Message Returns as Tourism Woes Plague Cyprus

Cyprus tourism continues normally says deputy minister Koumis, but arrivals, bookings and cancellations show early impact from regional tensions.

Cyprus Taxi Drivers Warn of Strike Just as Tourism Needs Everything to Work

Cyprus urban taxi drivers threaten indefinite strike over illegal taxis, costs and airport access, raising concerns for tourism and transport.

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,…

e-MITE Tourism Upgrade Falls off the Map

PASOK MP Katerina Spyridaki demands answers on delayed and removed Tourism Ministry Recovery Fund projects, including e-MITE and diving tourism…

Historic Tinos Beach Hotel Reopens with Luxury, Sustainability, and Vision

Historic Tinos Beach Hotel will reopen in May 2026 after a full renovation by Attica Group, aiming to offer five-star…

Old Knowledge Returns Because The Islands Are Running Out Of Water

Deputy Minister Stefanos Gkikas says Greece will revive traditional water practices on islands to fight drought, floods and climate pressure.

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.

Hospitality and Tourism Optimism Hit Turbulence Again

Greek hoteliers warn of booking slowdown amid Middle East crisis, high taxes, and rising costs. Industry calls for competitiveness to…

Film Crews Follow Brad Pitt Across Greece for The Riders

Brad Pitt is filming The Riders in Greece with scenes shot in Athens, Lavrio, Hydra, Evia, and Nea Makri, boosting…