The new Tourism for All program promotes offbeat destinations in Greece, boosts the local economy, and extends travel season opportunities.
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Greece’s New Short-term Rental Bill Shapes Accommodations with Stricter Safety and Quality Standards
Greece’s new short-term rental regulations feature enhanced safety standards, environmental rankings, and changes to tourist infrastructure.
Asphalt Paving Projects Underway in Heraklion City Center
Major asphalt paving work begins in Heraklion’s city center, enhancing road safety for residents and tourists alike.
Greece to Implement Energy Efficiency Plan for Mountain Tourist Accommodations
Innovative strategies boost energy efficiency in Greek mountain lodges. Grants up to €80,000 aim for cleaner, greener tourism.
Tap2Ride for Public Transport Launches in Athens
Athens urban transport goes contactless with tap2ride, letting passengers pay using bank cards or digital wallets, starting January 15, 2025.
Water Management Plan in Hersonissos Approved by Municipal Council
The Municipal Council of Hersonissos has unanimously approved a water management plan addressing drought challenges and promoting sustainability. Discover the key measures and their impact.
National Museum of Underwater Antiquities Opening in Piraeus, 2026
Greece’s National Museum of Underwater Antiquities in Piraeus will open in 2026 with shipwrecks, relics, and fascinating exhibits.
Archaeological Site of Gortyn to Get Accessibility Upgrades
The Ministry of Culture focuses on improving visitor pathways and accessibility at the significant archaeological site of Gortyn in Crete. These initiatives aim to make the ancient ruins more accessible for individuals with disabilities or mobility issues. The improvements are part of a larger restoration project, which includes preserving and highlighting key monuments. This broader […]
Crete to Soon Open the Anogeia Cultural Park
Anogeia Cultural Park will reshape cultural tourism. With a budget of €4M, this project honours the heritage and boosts cultural tourism.
Who’s Profiting the Most from Greece’s Surging Tourism Numbers?
Travel media is echoing the Greek Tourism Ministry’s visitor numbers surge, and revenue growth derived from Visa. However, what does the highlight on cashless payments indicate? According to Visa’s “Mediterranean Tourism Analysis,” visitor spending in Greece climbed by 14% from October 2023 to September 2024 compared to the previous year. However, these numbers are highly […]
Samaria Gorge to Get Disabled Access
A specific route, starting at the Upper Port of Agia Roumeli and extending to the Holy Trinity Church, will be designed for wheelchair users.
Restored Petralona Cave and Museum Open to Visitors
The Petralona Cave and nearby museum in Halkidiki have been fully restored and modernized. The museum and the landmark offer a unique glimpse into the Paleolithic Era and highlight discoveries that shed light on human origins dating to perhaps 250,000 – 300,000 years ago. The Petrolona Cave probably dates to the Lower Pleistocene (or about […]
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