Deputy Tourism Minister Anna Karamanli praised outdoor tourism as key to sustainable development, restating goals the industry has heard for years.
Eastern Europe
Vilnius Turns Into a Giant Craft Market for Kaziukas Fair
For three days in early March, the center of Vilnius stops looking like a capital city and becomes a living museum of Baltic tradition. The Kaziukas Fair, held this year from March 6 to March 8, has once again taken over the Lithuanian capital, turning nearly five kilometers of central streets into one of the […]
FedHATTA Reports Frozen Market But No Panic Yet
FedHATTA says bookings continue despite Middle East tensions, but travel agencies admit the market has frozen as tourism waits for clearer signals.
Ithaca’s Archaeological Museum Begins a New Chapter
Greece upgrades the Archaeological Museum of Ithaca, creating a modern exhibition exploring the island’s history and its enduring link to Homer’s Odyssey.
Fashion Meets Art at the Benaki Museum
The exhibition You Are What You Wear opens at the Benaki Museum, celebrating fashion, art, and the legacy of designer Sophia Kokosalaki.
Greece Repatriates 315 Citizens from the Middle East as Emergency Operations Continue
Greece safely repatriated 315 citizens from the Middle East as emergency operations continue. The Foreign Ministry provides updated emergency contacts for affected travelers.
Greece Expands Tourism Statistics Program With Airbnb Data and Mobile Tracking
ELSTAT will track short-term rentals, mobile phone tourism flows, and sustainability indicators under a new tourism data program for 2026-2028.
Ancient Kassope Archaeological Site Upgraded for Accessible Tourism
A Historic City Above the Ionian Sea Perched high on the western slopes of Mount Zalongo, the ancient city of Kassope has always commanded attention. Founded in the 4th century BC, the city occupied a strategic plateau about 550 meters above sea level, giving its inhabitants sweeping views over the surrounding plains and the Ionian […]
Greece Moves Toward New Tourism Planning Rules
Greece is preparing a new national tourism planning framework aimed at sustainable development, environmental protection, and better distribution of tourism activity.
Greek Sailors Strike Thursday as Middle East Crisis Traps Crews
Greek sailors will stage a nationwide 24-hour strike on March 5, 2026, as unions demand protection for crews stranded in the Middle East.
Martis: Why Greeks Wear Red and White Threads in March
The Martis bracelet is a red and white thread worn in Greece throughout March, rooted in ancient tradition and symbolizing protection, purity, and renewal.
Where to Book Luxury Apartments in Athens for a Premium Travel Experience
Book a central Athens suite with a kitchenette and rooftop garden, near key sights and transit.
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