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Archive photo of the Acropolis, Athens. Photo by Tamal Mukhopadhyay on Unsplash

New Visitor Zones to Ease Tourist Traffic at the Acropolis

Greece’s culture minister said visitor zones aimed at reducing waiting times to enter the Acropolis will soon take effect.

Posted On 06 Jul 2023

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Acropolis Museum Marks 14th Anniversary with Record-breaking Visitor Numbers

Acropolis Museum celebrated its 14th anniversary with record-breaking visitor numbers and announcements of new exhibitions.

Posted On 27 Jun 2023

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Study: Greece Tourism Prospect Strong but More Needs to be Done

Greece is among the world’s top 5 tourism brands but more needs to be done for the country to maintain its strong standing.

Posted On 12 Jun 2023

, By Maria Paravantes

Artifacts recovered from the Robin Symes collection: 201. Attic Black-Figure Amphora Type B (575-525 BC). 111. Marble violin-like figurine-Proto-Cycladic I period (3200-2700 BC). 1164. Marble archaic head of a kore or sphinx (550-500 BC). Source: Greek Culture Ministry

Greece Recovers Hundreds of Looted Artifacts from Dealer Robin Symes

Greece to welcome hundreds of artifacts, including a 2nd century bronze statue of Alexander the Great, after a 17-year legal battle.

Posted On 24 May 2023

, By GTP editing team

Athens, Lycabettus, Greece. Photo source: Visit Greece / Y. Skoulas

Athens Named One of the Top 10 Best Destinations for September Vacation

The Independent includes Athens in the top 10 global destinations for September vacations, citing mild weather and rich history as key attractions.

Posted On 12 May 2023

, By GTP editing team

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.

Posted On 11 May 2023

, By GTP editing team

A gold coin, which bears the head of Brutus on the front and the weapons of the assassination of Julius Caesar on the reverse side. The inscription Eid - Mar refers to mid-March, the day of Julius Caesar's assassination - 44-42 BC. Photo source: Greek Culture Ministry

Greece Welcomes the Return of 29 Illegally Removed Antiquities

Twenty-nine illegally removed Greek antiquities will be returned to Greece from the United States.

Posted On 23 Mar 2023

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Greece and Mexico Strengthen Cultural and Regional Ties for Future Collaborations

Greece and Mexico are exploring future collaborations in the fields of culture, innovation, business and green tourism.

Posted On 21 Feb 2023

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Greece Strengthens Cultural Ties with India and Lithuania

Greece is taking steps to strengthen its bilateral cultural relations with India and Lithuania.

Posted On 02 Feb 2023

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Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu and Athens Mayor Kostas Bakoyannis during the B40 Balkan Cities Network that kicked off on Monday.

Athens Takes Over B40 Balkan Cities Network Presidency

Athens has taken over the presidency of the B40 Balkan Cities Network, an initiative that promotes solidarity, for 2023.

Posted On 23 Jan 2023

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Woo Suites: Aria Opens New Boutique Hotel in Athens Center

Aria Hotels, the family–owned chain of boutique hotels and independent residences, has added Woo Suites in central Athens to its portfolio.

Posted On 22 Dec 2022

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Greek PM Aiming to Make Greece a Top Global Tourism Destination

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says he envisions making Greece “a world leader in tourism and tourist experiences”.

Posted On 19 Dec 2022

, By Maria Paravantes

Athens’ Acropolis Museum Announces Events for Holiday Season

The Acropolis Museum is inviting Athens' residents and visitors to experience the upcoming holiday season by taking part in a number of festive events.

Posted On 01 Dec 2022

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Athens’ Audio Walks by Google Show and Tell City’s Secrets, Stories

Google has launched curated audio walks that aim to highlight the unexplored sides of Athens and showcase the city as an all year round tourism destination.

Posted On 10 Nov 2022

, By Nikos Krinis

Meet in Style on the Athenian Riviera this Winter at Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens

The Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens, the legendary Athens Riviera retreat, has launched a new winter package for corporate events.

Posted On 21 Oct 2022

, By Guest Editor

Culture: Greece Forms Closer Ties with Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Andorra

Aiming to create new opportunities for the future, the Greek Culture Ministry has renewed its cultural ties with Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Andorra.

Posted On 14 Oct 2022

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Culture Declared a ‘Global Public Good’ at UNESCO’s Mondiacult 2022

Culture was recognized as a “global public good” at the UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policies and Sustainable Development – Mondiacult 2022 held in Mexico.

Posted On 07 Oct 2022

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GEK TERNA – Hard Rock Join Forces for Luxury Resort and Casino in Greece

Greek construction firm GEK TERNA, awarded the 30-year concession for the development of Greece's first Integrated Resort and Casino, has entered into a partnership with Hard Rock.

Posted On 23 Jun 2022

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Acropolis Museum Welcomes Two Panathenaic Amphorae to their Birthplace in Athens

The Acropolis Museum will welcome two Panathenaic amphorae from the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto, Canada, to their birthplace in Athens, Greece.

Posted On 17 Jun 2022

, By GTP editing team