Greece registers 12 new elements in the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list, highlighting traditions that strengthen cultural tourism across the country.
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Price Caps on Fuel and Food Aim to Contain Inflation
Greece imposes profit caps on fuel and basic goods to limit inflation. Measures expected to affect transport, tourism costs, and consumer prices in 2026.
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.
Partheni Bay to Get Organized Boat Shelter
Environmental approval granted for tourist boat shelter in Partheni Leros. Small marina project adds new mooring infrastructure in the Dodecanese.
Runway Works at Chios Airport Signal Upgrade but Also Years of Disruption
The runway extension at Chios Airport will be subject to operational restrictions until 2027, due to major infrastructure updates.
Bey Hamam Restored in Greek Time
Bey Hamam in Thessaloniki finally reopens after a delayed restoration project funded in 2022–2024. Greece completes the €1.5M cultural upgrade in 2026.
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.
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 grants.
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 hospitality and sustainable tourism.
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.
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 save tourism in 2026.
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