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Greece’s Mitsotakis and Israel’s Netanyahu Join Others to Propose Tourism Corridor

Phil Butler

This week, Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis took part in a video conference with Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, and other heads of state to propose the creation of “safe corridors” for travel once the coronavirus restrictions are lifted. Present at the teleconference were Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, Danish PM Mette Frederiksen, Norwegian PM Erna Solberg, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, Singaporean PM Lee […]

5 years ago

Greek Ferries Will Sail at Reduced Capacity This Summer

Aleksandr Shatskih

Greek ferries will sail at reduced capacity this summer according to Greek Maritime Affairs Minister Yiannis Plakiotaki. Occupancy will remain at 50% for high-speed ships, and 55% for passenger ships. The minister, who plans to claim European funds to support coastal shipping, explained that the measure aims to ensure the safety of passengers against possible […]

5 years ago

Greek Islands Are Ready for Your Next Travel Dream

Aleksandr Shatskih

It’s summer in Greece. A global pandemic in full swing curbs the enthusiasm to travel but Greeks are hopeful. Greek Maritime Affairs Minister Yiannis Plakiotaki announced that the country’s islands will soon reopen for tourists provided that strict rules and protection measures are in place. For example, ferries will carry 50% less passengers to comply […]

5 years ago

Greece Transport Minister Karamanlis Says Monday Begins Next Phase

Aleksandr Shatskih

Greece Transport Minister says starting next Monday, Greece’s infrastructure will enter the next phase of COVID restrictions easing.

5 years ago

Intensive Covid-19 Testing Continues for Greece Arrivals

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Greece’s Secretary-General of Civil Protection says intensive inspections for the coronavirus continue for those arriving from abroad.

5 years ago

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Best-case Scenario Is Greece Is Open for Business July 1st

Mihaela Lica Butler

Greece raised from being the “punching bag of Europe” to be an example of endurance and valor. The coronavirus pandemic that crippled the world did not break the spirit of a nation who, for the past decade, suffered all kinds of derogatory monikers. This time around, Greece proved her place among gods and heroes. What […]

5 years ago

There’s a New Hotel on Mykonos, and It’s Vegan

Mihaela Lica Butler

Greece’s first vegan-only hotel has a melodious name: Koukoumi. It means “cozy” in Mykonian dialect, and it aims to be a haven, a retreat from stress, a once-in-forever memory that you make when life is too busy to allow you to notice the little things. What the owners describe on the official hotel website as […]

5 years ago

TUI Pushing Hard for Early Tourism Invasion of Greece

Phil Butler

This week in Greece, citizens are emerging from a weeks long lockdown. Meanwhile, TUI and other big travel businesses push ahead hard.

5 years ago

Greece Yacht Charters Drop by 90 Percent Over Pandemic

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Greece yacht charter cancellations have reached 90% according to industry news. Yachting experts fear the 2020 season cannot be rescued.

5 years ago

Greeks Eager for Summer Breaks When COVID-19 Restrictions Pass

Aleksandr Shatskih

A survey this week tells of Greeks anxious to take their Summer vacations as soon as the COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions are lifted.

5 years ago

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis Announces Coronavirus Restrictions Easing

Aleksandr Shatskih

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that the nationwide coronavirus lockdown is to be gradually lifted as of May 4.

5 years ago

Be Vigilant Greece: The Coronavirus Vultures are Circling

Phil Butler

News from the Business Council for International Understanding (BCIU) this week reads like a positive, but Greeks should beware.

5 years ago

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