Greek health authorities announced this past Frida having detected some 2,013 new coronavirus cases in the 24 hours previous.
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Greek Officials Fear “Third Wave” of Coronavirus Infections
Nikos Kapravelos, who is the head of the ICUs at the George Papanikolaou General Hospital of Thessaloniki, says he fears Greece could be hit with a third wave in 2021.
Greece Reports Record Deaths: Officials Consider Lifting the Lockdown
Greece’s National Public Health Organization (EODY) announced yesterday yet another shattered COVID-19 record.
Greece to Being Easing COVID-19 Lockdown December 1st
This week Deputy Development Minister Nikos Papathanasis announced Greece will gradually restart its economic activity as of December 1st.
EODY Authorities Announce 2,835 New COVID-19 Cases in Greece
Greece officials announced yesterday 2835 new coronavirus cases of which 15 were identified following inspections at the entry gates of the country. This figure brings the total number of cases in Greece to 72,510, of which 54.0% are men. According to Satuday’s report from EODY, 4622 (6.4%) are considered to be related to travel abroad and 18812 (25.9%) are associated […]
Greece Reports Yet Another Record Day of New COVID-19 Cases
The Hellenic National Public Health Organization (EODY) announced on Wednesday at total of 1,547 confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Greece Records Record COVID-19 Cases Over a 24 Hour Period
Greece’s National Public Health Organization (EODY) announces another record for the most coronavirus cases registered over a 24 hour period.
Greece Steps Up Efforts To Develop Agrotourism
Greece’s Ministry of Tourism is stepping up efforts to diversify the tourist product of the country by drafting a new agrotourism plan aimed at channeling revenues into local communities.
Greek Health Officials Say There are Enough ICU Beds for Now
The Hellenic Intensive Care Society President Αnna Kotanidou assures citizens of enough ICU beds.
The Greece Tourism Crisis: First Good, Then Bad, Now Worse
Greece’s drive to promote tourism using the status quo, it is not going to work. Everything put forward from the tourism ministry and the rest of the current administration is about going back and appearing to go forward.
A Discussion of Greece’s Problematic COVID-19 Numbers
Greece’s numbers on COVID-19 just don’t seem to tell the real story of the resurgence of cases since the tourism 2020 reboot.
Greece Reports 156 New COVID-19 Cases to Start the Week
On Monday, Greek officials announced 156 new cases of coronavirus in the country, 13 of which were detected following checks at the country’s entry gates.
Greece Records 233 New Cases and 2 Deaths Over Last 24 Hours
On Tuesday there were 207 new cases and 5 new deaths because of coronavirus reported in Greece.
Regardless of Every Positive Effort by Greece – Tourists Reluctant to Travel
A new study shows travelers reluctant to travel despite confidence in Greece as a safe destination on account of ongoing pandemic.
Milos’ Eiriana Luxury Suites Opens With New Protocols June 20th
Eiriana Luxury Suites on the Greek island of Milos has introduced new procedures intended to ensure guests of a worry-free stay.
The Best Food Traditions of Crete Return in Galatas
Chef Grigoris reopens Το μουρέλο του Λαδωμένου, or “The Young Olive Tree of Ladomeno, after weeks of lockdown on account of the pandemic.
Mykonos Island Hurries to Welcome Summer 2020 Vacationers
Businesses on Mykonos Island are now in a hectic race to prepare for tourists since the lifting COVID-19 restrictions.
Grecotel Announces Opening of Greece Resorts in July
Beginning July 1st, Grecotel Hotels & Resorts will begin opening its popular resorts in Greece destinations.
Greece Anticipates Brit and German Tourists for Summer of 2020
Greece’s Minister of Tourism Harry Theoharis is courting German and British tourists to help rescue Summer 2020.
Greece’s Minister of Culture Announces Artist Support Plan
Minister Lina Mendoni has announced a plan for the support of artists affected by the restriction measures during the coronavirus pandemic.
















