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Greek Updated Law Includes New Tourism Tax, Rules for Short-term Rentals

The Greek Economy Ministry has tabled an updated draft law that includes rules for Airbnb-style rentals.

EU to Digitalize Schengen Visa Application Procedures

The EU Council adopted new rules to allow people who plan to travel to the Schengen area to apply online for a visa.

Greece and China Sign New Bilateral Aviation Agreement

Greece and China have signed a new agreement that establishes a liberalized framework for the operation of direct air services between the two countries.

Greek Hoteliers Not Happy With New Airbnb Regulations

Greek hoteliers are unhappy with a new set of Airbnb rules claiming these are outdated and fail to address the housing problem.

Greece Turns Page, Announces Initiatives to Empower the Economy

Greece announced a set of actions that will strengthen the Greek economy and attract investor interest.

Environment Ministry Tables Bill Paving Way for Greek Port Upgrades

A bill paving the way for the launch of important port upgrade projects in Greece is open for public comment until November 15.

Brussels to Clamp Down on Airbnbs After Legal Win

Brussels will be imposing its own rules and limits on Airbnb-style rentals after winning a court challenge.

EU Tourism Sector Calls on MEPs to Back Coach Driver Proposal

European tourism sector urges MEPs to support improved coach driver rules, enhancing passenger transport conditions.

Greece Aiming to Regulate Hospitality Market with New Airbnb Rules

The Greek Finance Ministry says new Airbnb rules in Greece are aimed at regulating the short-term rental market not disrupting it.

Greek Lawmakers Approve New Tourism Law Focusing on Sustainability, Accessibility, Quality

Greek lawmakers passed a bill in parliament that paves the way for sustainable tourism development.  

Greece’s New Airbnb Rules to Take Effect in the New Year, Says Minister

Greece’s new short-term rental regulations, which include taxation, will go into effect at the beginning of the new year.

Majority of Europeans Prefer the Use of Digital Travel Documents

The majority of Europeans prefer to use digital travel documents for extra-Schengen travel.

Europe’s Travel Agents Concerned About Passenger and Package Traveler Rights Revisions

Europe’s travel agents are concerned over the “uneven” revisions of passenger and package traveler rights.

EL AL Releases Updates and Travel Guidelines for Israel Flights

Israel’s flag carrier EL AL has announced updates to its ticket refund and cancellation policies due to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Israel – Hamas War Taking Toll on Package Travel Organizers

ECTAA is reiterating its call for stronger traveler rights protection in view of disruption caused by the Israel-Hamas war.

EU: Updated ‘Fit for 55’ Law to Phase Out Polluting Vehicles by 2035

The finalization of ‘Fit for 55’ legislation paves the way for the EU’s immediate green transition across all sectors.

EU Lawmakers Vote to Scrap Carry-on Luggage Charges

Airlines operating in the EU may soon be required to scrap charges for hand luggage and standardize rules on carry-on size and weight.

EU Pushing Rules for Free Carry-on Baggage on Flights

EU lawmakers are pushing for rules that will ensure free carry-on luggage across airlines and set uniform baggage size limits.

Greece’s Hotel Sector Reacts Strongly to Stayover Tax Upcoming Increase

The Greek government’s intention to increase the “stayover tax” has sparked reactions from hoteliers.

EU to Delay Launch of ETIAS Border Entry System Again

The European Commission is set to push back the implementation ETIAS, a new EU-wide border entry system.