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Greece Simplifies Rules to Tap into Port and Marina Potential

Greece is simplifying a legal framework covering the operation of ports and marinas allowing important investments to take off, according to Secretary General for Tourism Policy and Development Olympia Anastasopoulou.
Posted On 09 Jun 2022
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EU Transport Commissioner: Greece Leading the World in Shipping

“Greece leads the world in shipping,” said EU Transport Commissioner Adina Valean opening the first post-Covid “Posidonia 2022” shipping exhibition in Athens.
Posted On 07 Jun 2022
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Posidonia 2022: Crucial Issues for Shipping Community on Conference Agenda

The conferences and seminars to take place during the Posidonia 2022 shipping exhibition will deep-dive into crucial issues that concern the global maritime community.
Posted On 23 May 2022
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Posidonia 2022: Shipping Industry’s Major Event to Run June 6-10

The international shipping exhibition Posidonia, one of the major calendar events of the shipping industry, will be held this summer during June 6-10 in Athens.
Posted On 16 Feb 2022
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YES to Shipping Forum 2020 Joins Posidonia Week of Web Events

YES to Shipping Forum, the annual event for the young generation of the shipping industry, this year will be held online on October 29.
Posted On 05 Oct 2020
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Posidonia Announces New ‘Web Forums Week‘ for Shipping

The Posidonia Web Forums Week will bring together leading maritime organisations in October for a series of online conferences and events focused on the shipping industry.
Posted On 10 Sep 2020
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Moore Stephens: Cyber Security, Geopolitics, Costs Main Risks to Shipping

Cyber security, geopolitics and operating costs are among the greatest risks to the shipping sector, according to business advisors Moore Stephens.
Posted On 04 Sep 2017
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Eurobank: Brexit Could Affect Greece’s Tourism Industry

Brexit could affect the travel ability of Britons if the process negatively affects their income and increases the cost of traveling abroad.
Posted On 13 Apr 2017
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The panel organized to announce the conclusions of last month's Coastal Shipping Forum: Nikos Lakiotis of the Piraeus Chamber; Michalis Sakellis, managing director of Blue Star Ferries and president of the Union of Coastal Passengership Owners; Yiannis Evangelou, president of the Hellenic Association of Travel and Tourist Agencies (HATTA); and Kyriaki Palasi, HATTA's special consultant for shipping matters.
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Government Responsible for Inadequate Ferry Routes

Tourism and shipping industry speakers said Greek passenger ferries and dozens of popular Aegean island ports must urgently improve if this Mediterranean country is to continue to see strong increases in tourism arrivals. At a recent press call to announce the conclusions of last...
Posted On 01 Apr 2007
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