Greece travel

Greece Registers 3,593 New Cases As Protesters Clash With Police

Greece confirmed 3,593 new coronavirus case in the last 24 hours. In Athens, anti-vaxxers clash with police for the third time in 10 days.

Greece officials confirmed 2,972 new coronavirus infections in the last 24 hours in the country, with 19 of these identified at entry points.

A spike in coronavirus cases in Greece has prompted Athens officials to issue new rules for restaurants, cafes, bars, and entertainment.

2021-07-14 by Phil Butler

Greek officials are once again saying an upswing in COVID cases has nothing to do with tourism. We beg to differ.

Greece’s Civil Aviation Authority will allow tourists to take rapid antigen tests in order to satisfy guidelines for entering the country.

2021-06-14 by Phil Butler

In the UK the Delta variant of the coronavirus threatens everything reclaimed by key vaccine strategies. Is Greece next?

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.

2021-05-18 by Phil Butler

TUI stocks are really in the toilet now on news that fears about COVID-19 variants have dampened traveler enthusiasm.

The Greece tourism seasons restart is still on despite Britain labeling the country an “amber” risk destination. Beaches are already open.

Greece tourism decision-makers start process of transforming marine tourism, with emphasis on the cruise, yachting. and on scuba diving.

United has just announced new flights to Croatia, Greece, and Iceland in a restart after the pandemic grounded most airlines.

Greece has reopened of Bulgaria-Greece road border crossing at Promachonas and Nymphaea, after a ministerial decision went into effect.

Aegean Airlines plans to add more flights this spring and summer as demand is now rising once again.

TUI Russia says it will bring 300,000 Russian tourists to Greece this year. The guarantee takes effect once travel restrictions are lifted.

The National Bank of Greece (NBG) says the liquidity gap for Greek businesses will be halved this year with tourism remaining under strain.