Cruise calls to Santorini cancelled as bus operators protest the new 70-30 passenger management system.
Greece
Cretan Fishermen to Spearhead Government Response to Silver-cheeked Toadfish Plague
The Greek government is finalizing a pilot program to combat the rapid spread of the toxic silver-cheeked toadfish in Greek waters.
Thessaloniki Prepares for New Short-Term Rental Restrictions and Fines
Thessaloniki faces a total freeze on new Airbnb registrations starting July 1. New property transfer rules and fines may impact your investment.
Crete Anchors Greece’s Pristine 97% Perfect Water Quality Rating
Greece remains one of Europe’s leaders in bathing water quality in 2025, with 97.1% of monitored sites rated excellent.
Greece and Spain Coordinate European Tourism Strategy
Greek Deputy Tourism Minister Anna Karamanli and Spanish Ambassador Jorge Domecq draft a bilateral pact to align Mediterranean policy in Brussels.
Greece and France Sign Tourism Pact Targeting Data Sharing and Off-Season Flows
Greece and France are teaming up to tackle summer overtourism, spot infrastructure bottlenecks, and build digital tools to promote off-season travel.
Rhodes Unveils Ancient Shipyards and Secret Palace Grounds Closed to the Public for 75 Years
The massive restoration integrates Hellenistic naval shipyards, monumental Roman streets, Knightly mints, and Ottoman architecture directly with the Medieval Gardens of the Palace of the Grand Master.
Hellenic Seaplanes Launched First Cross-Border Network Between Greece and Albania
Hellenic Seaplanes has completed a major milestone, flying a direct maritime corridor from Ioannina straight to Vlore, Albania.
Greece and Italy Reclaim Thousands of Looted Treasures, Directing Fire at the British Museum
Greece and Italy extend their historic heritage pact to reconstruct 70,000 Robin Symes artifacts and return 145 ancient coins to Kos, while calling out the UK over the Parthenon Marbles.
Last-Minute Bookings and Rising Costs Squeeze Greek Hotel Profits
Geopolitical uncertainty and inflation drive a trend toward short, last-minute trips to Greece, pressuring hotel revenues despite rising arrivals.
Marathi: The Tiny Greek Island Where Time Slowed
There are still places in Greece where arrival feels less like reaching a destination and more like slipping through a crack in time. Marathi, a tiny island scattered among the lesser-known reaches of the Dodecanese, is one of those places. Situated between Patmos, Lipsi, and Arki, this speck of land occupies little more than a […]
Should Greece Court Korean Travelers With Santorini Showcase?
Greece wants more Korean travelers, and few would argue with the basic idea. Korean visitors are increasingly sophisticated, culturally curious, and well-suited to a country that offers far more than beaches and summer postcards. History, gastronomy, design, archaeology, island landscapes, walking routes, film locations, and deep cultural memory all make Greece a natural fit for […]
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