Greece faces an unusually hot autumn. Extended warmth brings more tourists and longer seasons, but also strains infrastructure.
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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,
Greece Set for Record-Breaking Autumn Tourism in 2025
Greece’s tourism sector is breaking records in 2025. INSETE data shows U.S. arrivals up 23%, while the UK and Germany are rising, but the Cyclades are slumping. Last-minute bookings dominate.
Cruise Executives to Visit Volos and Sporades in Familiarization Trip
Cruise executives from luxury brands will tour Volos and the Sporades in a €24,500 familiarization trip organized by the Thessaly Region.
Lesvos Embraces Sustainable Seas
From ghost nets to eco-tourism—Lesvos is turning its seas into treasure, not trash. Sustainability here is less brochure, more action. #HealingLesvos
Aponeristas of Sikinos Keep Jumping Despite the Fines
Ferries leave, kids leap, Coast Guard sighs. The aponeristas of Sikinos are back at it—fines and all.
Athens Metro and Taxis to Be Equipped with Defibrillators
Athens will install defibrillators across metro stations and equip volunteer taxis, creating a life-saving network for both residents and visitors.
Greece Pushes for Direct Flights as Tourism Minister Courts South Korea
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni met with top executives from Korean Air, Hanjin Tour, and Lotte Tour in Seoul.
Vathy’s Archaeological Museum on Samos Enters a New Era
The Ministry of Culture will modernize the Vathy Archaeological Museum in Samos, upgrading its facilities and accessibility.
Greek Court Declares Air Traffic Controllers’ August 28 Strike Illegal
On August 28, 2025, Greek air traffic controllers planned a four-hour strike, but the Athens Court ruling declared it illegal.
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