Greece

Argophilia Travel News

The Santorini the Authentic video campaign has officially won a major award at the Japan World Tourism Film Festival 2026.

7 months ago

Victoria Udrea

The Greek Ministry of Culture has finally approved funding for the restoration of the historic Athens Medrese and Roman Wall.

7 months ago

Kostas Raptis

Asphalt prices are the latest excuse for Greece’s frozen road projects. Discover why your Greek road trip might remain a bumpy ride in 2026.

7 months ago

Manuel Santos

SWOT Hospitality signs advisory deal with Alpha Bank to support new hotel investments, renovations, and repositioning.

7 months ago

Victoria Udrea

Rising restaurant prices in Greece are pushing tourists toward supermarkets, with more visitors preparing their own meals, especially on islands like Crete.

7 months ago

Manuel Santos

The body of a 34-year-old diver was located at great depth in the Devil’s Well at Limanakia Vouliagmeni after he went missing during a Sunday dive.

7 months ago

Iorgos Pappas

The Greek government injects 56 million euros to cover ferry ticket discounts and shield families from fallout from the Red Sea crisis.

7 months ago

Iorgos Pappas

Taxi drivers in Athens extended their strike as Parliament reviews a controversial transport bill affecting private hire vehicles, electric taxis and licensing rules.

7 months ago

Iorgos Pappas

Taxi operators in Greece launched multi-day strikes as Parliament debates new transport legislation affecting private hire vehicles, electric taxis and licensing rules.

7 months ago

Manuel Santos

Greece ranks among the most expensive destinations for German tourists, yet prices keep rising as strong demand allows hotels to charge more.

7 months ago

Kostas Raptis

Athens plans more than 1,100 new buses by 2027, including electric and hydrogen vehicles, as officials promise greener transport.

7 months ago