The 45th Ouzo Festival in Mytilene (August 22-23, 2025) promises an authentic taste of Lesvos’ traditions. Free admission for all visitors.
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Greece’s New Cruise Tax Shocks Passengers
Tourists now face hefty fees—up to €260 per family—while the government celebrates revenue, fueling debate over the tax’s impact and intent.
Azora Acquires 50.1% Stake in Donkey Hotels
At the end of July, Azora acquired a 50.1% stake in Donkey Hotels. The partnership aims to grow a high-quality hospitality platform in Greece.
Gale-Force Winds Stop Ferry Traffic in Greece
Gale-force winds reaching 60 km/h forced Greek authorities to suspend ferry services on Friday, leaving thousands stranded at Athens’ ports.
Santorini to Participate in the Yeosu World Island Expo 2026
Santorini officials welcomed a Yeosu city delegation at the Santorini City Hall on August 7, 2025, laying the groundwork for Santorini’s participation at Yeosu World Island Expo 2026.
Attica Bans Swimming at 13 Coastal Zones
The Greek Health Ministry has banned swimming at 13 coastal zones in Attica due to health and water quality concerns.
Santorini Airport Arrivals Decline
While Santorini airport arrivals decline, the major nine Greek airports including Athens and Heraklion have reasons to celebrate.
Greek Tourist Traffic Rises in the Fall
Booking data points to a 4.6% jump in Greek tourist traffic from August to October, with visitors coming from Israel, Turkey, and the US.
Strong Winds Shut Down the Athens National Garden
Strong winds force the closure of Athens’ National Garden by municipal order. Learn which regions are most affected, what to expect, and how officials are responding to prevent accidents.
Fire Protection in the Countryside: Rules, Hefty Fines, and Absolute Zero Tolerance
The fire protection in the Greek countryside now involves strict rules, severe penalties, and zero tolerance for violations.
Accommodation for Hotel Employees, Rental Laws, and Hospitality Policy Updates
The Minister of Tourism, Ms. Olga Kefalogianni, held a working meeting with the President of the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels (HCH), Mr. Alexandros Vassilikos.
Tatoi History and Nature Revival Announced
Tatoi’s vast royal property, once the country retreat of kings, is now crowned as one of the nation’s longest-running DIY projects. Between burned-out gardens, bold plans, and the occasional aristocratic tomato plot, Tatoi’s history and nature blend in a way that will either leave you captivated and inspired—or wondering how long it takes to restore […]
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