The Ministry of Culture allocated over €10 million for restoration projects on Kos, including the Defterdar Mosque, the Purification Fountain, the Gate of Foro, and the Castle of Nerantzia.
Greece
Athens Airport Hosts Contemporary Art Exhibition All Aboard
From October 10 to November 9, 2025, Athens International Airport presents All Aboard, a large-scale exhibition curated by Kostas Prapoglou.
Stray Cats in Greece Rule the Ruins and Cafés
Greece’s stray cats are everywhere—on ruins, in tavernas, and across tourist Instagram feeds.
Greek Summer Holidays of 2025 A Season of Two Realities
Record travel numbers marked the summer of 2025, yet more than half of Greeks stayed home.
NYX Hotel Thessaloniki Opens With a Bold Urban Style and 90% Occupancy
Thessaloniki’s hotel scene welcomed a major new player on September 1, 2025, just days before the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair opened its doors. The NYX Hotel Thessaloniki, part of Leonardo Hotels & Resorts Mediterranean, launched with occupancy levels already above 90 percent from day one—a sign that the city was waiting for a bold new […]
Heat Alert in Crete: Yellow Warning as September Opens with Summer Temperatures
September in Crete is starting to feel more like July, with the Hellenic National Meteorological Service issuing a Yellow Warning for extreme heat. According to meteorologists, daytime highs across the island are expected to reach 33–36 °C, with inland Greece potentially reaching up to 38 °C midweek. These temperatures, when combined with unusually warm seas, make […]
Greece Outpaces Rivals in the Short-Stay Boom
Europe’s short-term rental market reached 4.15 million listings and 61.3 million nights. Greece outperformed major rivals with rising supply, higher demand, and stronger occupancy.
Kimolos Bets on Autumn to Stretch Its Tourist Season
Mayor Constantinos Ventouris announced that Kimolos will extend its tourist season into October, banking on the Feast of Saint Methodia and a targeted promotion strategy to keep visitors coming.
Greek Tourism Faces a Heated Autumn
Greece faces an unusually hot autumn. Extended warmth brings more tourists and longer seasons, but also strains infrastructure.
Supreme Court Ruling Protects Loggerhead Habitat in Messinia
Greece’s top court has upheld a ban on five illegal roads near Agiannakis beach in Messinia, reinforcing protections for the Natura 2000 site and the endangered loggerhead sea turtle.
Greece’s Tourism Boom: Blessing, Burden, or Both?
Greece welcomed 36 million visitors in 2024, generating over €20 billion. But overcrowding, housing pressures, and cultural loss raise the question: can tourism remain a blessing without becoming a burden?
Greece Puts the Battleship Averof Online
Greece launches a €1.6 million project to create a digital museum for the battleship Georgios Averof,
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