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February 28 Strike in Greece to Affect Public Transport, Ferry & Air Travel

Transportation in Athens will be disrupted on Wednesday, February 28, as transport employees will participate in a strike and work stoppages.

Autohellas Hertz Presents Benefits of Flexible Leasing Program ‘FlexDrive’

Autohellas Hertz has updated FlexDrive, its flexible leasing program that gives customers benefits and more flexibility with their transportation needs.

EU Agrees to Improve Working Conditions for Tourist Bus Drivers

EU bodies agree to new rules that will improve the working conditions for tourist bus drivers.

Greece Railway Revamp Underway with New Name and Logo

Greece’s ailing railway system has been renamed and is undergoing reforms as part of efforts to restore confidence and ensure safety.

Greece Aiming to Develop Cycling Tourism and Railbiking

Greece is exploring ways to develop cycling tourism and promote a new trend in Greece called railbiking.

Minister: New Athens Metro to Save Commuters Time, Ease Traffic

The extension of the Athens metro network is expected to save commuters time, ease traffic and air pollution.

One More Win for EU Tourist Bus Drivers and Tourism Sector

EU lawmakers supported proposals that will give tourist bus drivers the choice to organize their breaks based on the demands of their work.

Athens-Thessaloniki Railway Link: Passenger Trains from December 16

The railway connection on the central Athens-Thessaloniki route is being restored.

Uber App Gives Users in Greece the Option to Rent a Car

Uber announced that users in Greece can now make a car rental reservation with Uber Rent through the Uber app.

Sustainable and Safe Transport Top Greek Gov’t Targets

Greece to focus on improving passenger transportation services and establishing electromobility infrastructure.

Transport Minister: Thessaloniki Metro to Be Ready on Time in 2024

Thessaloniki’s highly anticipated metro will be ready on time in the second half of 2024, said Greek Transport Minister Christos Staikouras.

Greece Prioritizes Security Upgrades of Transport and Infrastructure

New policies in Greece aim to enhance the safety and security of the country’s infrastructure and transport.

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.

Autohellas Hertz Introduces New Advertising Campaign for Leasing

Autohellas Hertz has launched an innovative leasing promotion targeting individuals and professionals.

Autohellas Hertz Presents Fiat Van Models at Cargo Truck & Van Expo in Athens

Autohellas Hertz presented Fiat’s latest solutions for van transport at the “Supply Chain & Logistics - Cargo Truck & Van Expo” in Athens.

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.

Thessaloniki Metro to Present Five Stations-Museums and Two Archaeological Sites

The new metro system in Thessaloniki will showcase the city’s rich history at stations/museums and nearby archaeological sites.

Greek Island Transport Subsidy Program Expanded

Eligible Greek island residents and businesses can claim higher fuel discounts as part of this year’s transport equivalent measure.

Thessaloniki Ready to Welcome its Own Metro in 2024

Thessaloniki will finally get its own new metro set to launch operations next year.

Athens and Thessaloniki to Get New Electric Buses by Spring

A total of 250 new electric buses will be hitting the streets of Athens and Thessaloniki next spring.