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Thousands Protest in Greece’s 24-Hour General Strike
Workers across Greece are joining a 24-hour General Strike on April 9, demanding better wages, affordable living, and public services.
Reviving the Agora at the Archaeological Park of Dion
The Ministry of Culture is restoring the Agora’s monumental ensemble, keeping the Archaeological Park of Dion a living testament to the ancient past.
Santorini Easter Reservations Down 70%
Santorini Easter reservations are showing a sharp decline—what does this mean for travelers and the island’s tourism?
Easter Ferry Ticket Prices Remain Steady Amid High Demand
Easter ferry ticket prices for 2025 remain affordable, with nearby islands like Aegina, Poros, and Crete offering budget-friendly options.
Greece Opens Summer Season with 28.2 Million Airline Seats
Who needs personal space? Greece gears up for the summer of 2025 with 28.2 million airline seats. Hope you like crowds.
New Rules Transform the Greek Tourism Experience
Greece updates its accommodation regulations after nearly 50 years, enhancing the Greek tourism experience.
Greece Strengthens Ties with the Italian Tourist Market
Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni visits Milan, highlighting Greece’s focus on the Italian tourist market.
Cultural Heritage and Biodiversity: Inside Greece’s VIAS Project
The groundbreaking VIAS project unveiled in Greece by notable experts shows that ancient ruins are surprising natural havens.
21st Athens Digital Arts Festival Now Live
Athens Digital Arts Festival 2025 from April 3-7 features interactive installations, music, workshops, and eco-conscious themes.
D. Kafantaris: Green Cities Are a Necessity for a Sustainable Future
D. Kafantaris: Green cities are not a luxury but a necessity for the future, and local authorities have a key role in transforming urban environments into more sustainable ones.
How Trump Tariffs Impact Greek Tourism
Trump tariffs target various goods and industries, causing ripples worldwide. Greek tourism may feel the squeeze, but it’s complicated.
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