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Greece Pushes Digital Overhaul for Yachting Industry
Greece plans a digital marina platform, tax clarification, and new rules for the yachting sector after the 5th Panhellenic Yachting Congress in Athens.
Israeli Luxury Resort Plan for Kalamata Enters Public Consultation
Public consultation runs until March 21 for a €136.5 million Israeli luxury resort in Kalamata, Greece. The project seeks fast-track licensing.
Evening Closures Hit Key Athens Metro Stations
Key Athens metro stations will close early through March 23 due to upgrade works and 5G installation, causing evening disruptions for commuters and visitors.
Thessaly Water Crisis Revives Acheloos Plan
Greece revives the Acheloos diversion project again as drought pressures Thessaly, while environmental groups prepare new legal battles over the decades-old plan.
Cyprus Keeps High Alert After Akrotiri Evacuation Ends
Cyprus authorities announced that the evacuation status in the municipal district of Akrotiri will not be extended, following a new assessment by the Ministry of Interior and other state agencies. The decision comes after several days of heightened concern in the area, which lies next to the British military base at Akrotiri — a location […]
Greece Spa Regulation Proposal Raises Questions for Thermal Tourism Sector
Greek thermal tourism faces new regulations as municipalities propose rules for spas, thalassotherapy, and healing springs. Industry fears more bureaucracy than progress.
Kalavryta Tourism Shaken by Rack Railway Shutdown
Kalavryta hoteliers warn that the suspension of the rack railway threatens tourism, local businesses, and the destination’s economic stability.
Cyprus Runs Out of Water While Projects Run Out of Time
Cyprus faces a severe water crisis with reservoirs at 21% capacity, delayed desalination projects, and emergency measures planned to avoid supply cuts.
Greece Plans Digital Platform and Tax Changes for Yachting Sector
Greece announces new digital tools, tax clarifications and reforms for the yachting industry, proving once again that every maritime problem can be solved with a congress and a platform.
Thessaloniki Port Hires PRs to Boost Cruise Sector
The Thessaloniki Port Authority teams up with consultants to grow cruise tourism, proving once more that in Greece every strategy begins with meetings and ends with more meetings.
Tom Wesselmann at the Gagosian Athens
Gagosian presents Seascapes, Still Lifes, and Nudes in a free exhibition exploring one of the most iconic voices of modern American art.
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