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Irish Journalists and Bloggers Tour Thessaloniki in Northern Greece
Posted On 14 Jul 2023
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The Irish bloggers and media team in Thessaloniki. Photo source: TTO.
A group of Irish influential bloggers and media professionals in June took part in a press trip to Thessaloniki and had the chance to discover all the experiences the northern Greek city has to offer.
Organized by the Thessaloniki and Halkidiki tourism organizations and the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) UK & Ireland branch, the press trip aimed to promote the direct air link that connects the Greek city with Dublin.
After making a stop in Halkidiki, the group continued to Thessaloniki where they were introduced to the city’s rich culture and gastronomy.
An Irish blogger’s posts on Thessaloniki’s culinary offerings. Photo source: TTO.
One of the highlights of the Irish bloggers’ itinerary was a tour of Thessaloniki’s Ano Poli (Upper Town), which offered a panoramic view of the city’s unique sunset. The group also delved into a gastronomic adventure, exploring the bustling central markets of Thessaloniki, including the recently renovated Modiano Market, where they savored local delicacies.
The guests indulged in the city’s cuisine and cocktails at renowned local restaurant Miami and bar Avenue, respectively. Meanwhile, the bloggers shared their experiences and showcased the coastal front of Kalamaria and Thessaloniki through their social media posts.
Later on, the Irish journalists immersed themselves in the vibrant nightlife of Thessaloniki, captivated by the city’s dynamic atmosphere, declaring that it truly never sleeps.
Thessaloniki, Greece.
“Since 2019, our joint efforts with HTO and GNTO’s UK & Ireland branch have resulted in the launch of direct flights between Dublin and Macedonia International Airport. It is a pleasure to collaborate with esteemed executives to enhance visitor traffic, both in terms of quantity and quality,” said TTO President Voula Patoulidou.
According to Ireland’s Central Statistics Office (CSO), Greece is rising up on Irish travelers’ wish lists, ranking 16th among destinations of choice.
