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Greece Takes Step to Upgrade Tourism Education

Greece’s Tourism Ministry will be upgrading vocational tourism training schools to higher learning institutes as part of efforts to expand education in the field.

Thessaloniki Tourism Body Looks to Help Educate Future Sector Professionals

The Thessaloniki Tourism Organization further expands into education after partnering with the Institute of Vocational Tourism Training of Macedonia.

Work in Greece: 1st Online European Career Day for Tourism

“Work in Greece”, an online career day for tourism event, will be held on February 7 by the EURES National Coordination Office in cooperation with the Public Employment Service (DYPA).

Greek Tourism Ministry Announces ‘Fast Learning’ Program for Tourist Guides

A new “fast learning” program that will provide certification for tourist guides will begin on Crete in March, according to the Greek Tourism Ministry.

DiscoverEU: Over 36,000 Youngsters to Travel Across Europe for Free

Over 36,000 young Europeans will travel across Europe with free passes thanks to the DiscoverEU initiative, funded under the Erasmus+ programme.

Thessaloniki Tourism Organization, University of Aegean Partner to Build Skilled Workforce

Aiming to develop the skills of Thessaloniki's tourism professionals, the Greek city's tourism organization has partnered with the University of the Aegean.

Tourism Studies Upgrade Next on Greek Gov’t Agenda

Greece’s tourism and education ministers agreed to draw up a plan for the upgrade of tourism studies and training programs.

Greek Events & Conferences Body Aiming for University-level Educational Programs

Greek MICE association HAPCO & DES teamed up with the University of West Attica to upgrade educational programs.

Greece Climbs in Rankings as Top Destination for Students from United States

A growing number of Americans are choosing Greece as a destination for study, according to findings by the Open Doors 2023 survey.

WTM: Ministers Stress Need for Education and Skills in Tourism

Tourism leaders say transforming the sector requires offering more educational and training opportunities to younger people.

Hadrian’s Library in Athens to Host ‘The Stones Speak’ Performance

The archaeological site of Hadrian’s Library in the center of Athens will host a set of free performances as part of the 4th ‘The Stones Speak’ cultural program.

New App Brings Acropolis of the 5th Century BC Back to Life

A new app gives visitors to the Acropolis the opportunity to experience the site as it was during the 5th century BC.

SuitePad Strengthens Hotel Industry with Free Online Courses

SuitePad’s new e-learning platform offers a range of specialist knowledge and practical skills that can be used to advance careers and promote sales in the hotel industry.

Greece to Promote Tourism Training for European Year of Skills

Enhancing tourism education is a key priority for the Greek Tourism Ministry during the European Year of Skills.

Greek Tourism Ministry Teams Up With University of Piraeus

The Greek Tourism Ministry and the University of Piraeus have agreed to work together in education and exchange knowhow.

Costa Navarino to Open NBA Basketball School

Greece’s Costa Navarino will be hosting the first NBA Basketball School this summer.

Study: Greece Tourism Professions in High Demand for the Future

SETE Intelligence's study on Greece's hospitality industry reveals the urgent need for upskilling and reskilling to meet future demands.

Greek Culture Ministry, University of Connecticut Explore Potential Cooperation

The Greek Culture Ministry and the University of Connecticut are exploring a future collaboration that will combine technology with education and research.

Acropolis Museum Launches New Social and Educational Programs

The Acropolis Museum in Athens has announced new educational activities designed for schools and people of different backgrounds in Greece and abroad.

Strengthening Culture Ties with Greece Tops Agenda of US Assistant Secretary Satterfield

Fostering the cultural ties between the United States and Greece was on the agenda of US Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs Lee Satterfield during her recent trip to Athens.