Greece COVID-19

Minoan Lines Announces All Staff Have Been Immunized Against COVID

Minoan Lines has announced 100% of its staff has been vaccinated against the coronavirus (Covid-19), and adding new air filtration systems.

2021-07-24 by Phil Butler

Tourism Minister Harry Theocharis meets with Crete officials to beg for more vaccinations and to discuss distributing EU funds.

Greek officials have confirmed 2,854 new coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours. The government is now paying doctors to vaccinate.

Greece confirmed 2,794 new coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours according to the National Public Health Organization (EODY) .

2021-06-07 by Phil Butler

As Greek officials continue a blame game, hoteliers and other businesses will very soon tell the tale on the all or nothing tourism scheme.

2021-06-01 by Phil Butler

Greece’s ministries of Defense, Culture, and Tourism are now pushing for military tourism to fill the gaps in traveler numbers.

2021-03-15 by Phil Butler

Greek officials divert much needed COVID-19 vaccines to small islands in a bid to make safe destinations for Summer.

2021-03-08 by Phil Butler

Greece is instituting a new restructuring process for businesses in debt. SMEs question the scope of the Athens initiative.

2021-02-19 by Phil Butler

Greece’s Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis is working with UK officials to try and create a travel corridor for vaccinated British citizens.

Beginning tomorrow, the lockdown restrictions in Athens and the surrounding Attica region will get tougher.

Public health officials in Greece (EODY) announced 484 new cases of infection of the variant of COVID-19.

Greek health authorities are putting in effect a four-phase plan for the vaccination of people against the COVID-19 on the Greek islands.

Greek officials announce the reopening of retail stores and shopping malls on January 18th, night curfew will remain in force.

Greece’s officials are working hard to figure out strategies for reopening shops as of January 18th.

Yesterday, Greek officials announced 1,534 new cases of COVID-19, with 23 having been identified following inspections at border locations.