The Santorini the Authentic video campaign has officially won a major award at the Japan World Tourism Film Festival 2026.
Eastern Europe
€1.2M for the Restoration of the Medrese of Athens
The Greek Ministry of Culture has finally approved funding for the restoration of the historic Athens Medrese and Roman Wall.
Türkiye’s Stars of Tourism Shine at the 15th QM Awards
The 15th Quality Management Awards in Antalya crowned the leaders of Türkiye’s tourism. From Rixos to Maxx Royal, here are the 2026 Game Changers.
A Conveniently Timed Stall for Greece’s Road Works
Asphalt prices are the latest excuse for Greece’s frozen road projects. Discover why your Greek road trip might remain a bumpy ride in 2026.
SWOT Hospitality Teams Up with Alpha Bank to Help New Hotels
SWOT Hospitality signs advisory deal with Alpha Bank to support new hotel investments, renovations, and repositioning.
Grace Mykonos Is a Hillside Sanctuary Above the Aegean
Grace Mykonos reopens on May 1, with private sea-view terraces, plunge pools, an infinity pool, and wellness facilities.
Dubrovnik Welcomes Easter with Colorful Decorations
Dubrovnik’s beautiful Easter decorations feature large hand-painted eggs and spring nests in the Old City, Rector’s Palace, and Brsalje.
A Major Catholic Gathering Returns to Its Spiritual Roots
This June, Vilnius welcomes the 6th World Apostolic Congress on Mercy (WACOM), an international Catholic gathering expected to draw 5,000 participants.
Tourists in Greece Skip Taverns as Supermarket Sales Surge
Rising restaurant prices in Greece are pushing tourists toward supermarkets, with more visitors preparing their own meals, especially on islands like Crete.
Tragic Discovery in Vouliagmeni
The body of a 34-year-old diver was located at great depth in the Devil’s Well at Limanakia Vouliagmeni after he went missing during a Sunday dive.
Greece Steps In with 56 Million Euros to Shield Ferry Tickets from War Fallout
The Greek government injects 56 million euros to cover ferry ticket discounts and shield families from fallout from the Red Sea crisis.
Athens Taxi Strike Continues as Parliament Debates Transport Bill
Taxi drivers in Athens extended their strike as Parliament reviews a controversial transport bill affecting private hire vehicles, electric taxis and licensing rules.
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