Tour Operators Call for Official Nude Beach on Rhodes, Greece

Posted On 18 Nov 2014

By : GTP editing team

Tag: Greece, Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO), Greek tourism, l11531l, nude beach, Rhodes, Rodos@larm, World Travel Market (WTM) London

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Photo: Greek Travel Pages

Photo: Greek Travel Pages

International tour operators during the World Travel Market in London earlier this month called on Greek tourism decision-makers to create an official nude beach on the Dodecanese island of Rhodes.

According to local news site Rodos@larm, the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) is considering the idea but adds that local authorities and groups will most likely express disagreement.

The tour operators cited an increased demand by customers wishing to visit Rhodes for a nude beach like those that exist in many other Mediterranean resorts.

According to Rodos@larm, the proposal outlines the establishment of an official nude beach that will include basic facilities: running water, cabins and chemical toilets and will be fenced off with ticket-only access.

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