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Greek Culture Ministry Celebrates August Full Moon With Free Admissions

2021-08-18 by Phil Butler

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Greece’s Ministry of Culture has announced special events and free admission to archaeological sites and museums for August Full Moon 2021.

Tags: Acropolis Museum, Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, August events, August in Greece, concerts, crete, Greece concerts, Greece full moon, Greece museums, Greek Culture Ministry, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Culture and Sports, Minoan palaces, Minoans, music, Tylissos

Greece’s Culture Minister Briefed on Epidaurus Asclepeion Dig Progress

2020-07-31 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Asclepius in Epidauru

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni visited the Epidaurus Asclepeion archaeological site for a briefing yesterday.

Tags: archaeology, Epidaurus Asclepeion, Greece archaeology, Lina Mendoni, Ministry of Culture

Greece to Open First Underwater Museum in Alonissos

2020-07-11 by Argophilia Travel News

Alonnisos shipwreck

Greece will open its first underwater museum beginning in August. The park, located off the coast of Alonissos Island in the western Aegean.

Tags: Aegean, Alonissos, Alonissos Island, dive park, Ministry of Culture, Pertistera Islet, SCUBA, shipwrecks, underwater park

Azerbaijan Revs Up Tourism 2012

2011-07-19 by Aleksandr Shatskih

Dancers in traditional Azeri costumes at a wedding in Baku

Azerbaijan’s tourism industry is nowhere near as profitable as the potential indicates. The government there is taking steps to ramp up the country’s lagging travel profile with education, outreach, regulation, and an appeal to people in Azerbaijan to show their true hospitality effectively.

Tags: Abulfaz Garayev, Azerbaijan hospitality, Azerbaijan tourism, Azerbaijan Tourism Association, Azerbaijan travel, Ministry of Culture, Ministry of Tourism

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