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“We would have had to change the overall tourism strategy of the country even if we were not in a crisis,” Deputy Culture and Tourism Minister George Nikitiadis (center) said at a press conference during Philoxenia. Mr. Nikitiadis referred to the ministry’s new strategy for Greek tourism and emphasized in particular on the development of alternative forms of tourism. He is pictured with President and CEO of Helexpo Paris Mavridis and President of the Greek National Tourism Organization Nicolas Kanellopoulos.

VAT Reduction Keynote At Philoxenia 2010

The 26th Philoxenia International Tourism Exhibition, held this year on 18-21 November at Helexpo in Thessaloniki, roughly hosted 500 exhibitors from Greece and 12 other countries (Egypt, Albania, Brazil, Bulgaria, Ghana, India, Cyprus, Russia, Serbia, Syria, Turkey, and Tunisia).

Posted On 01 Dec 2010

, By GTP editing team

During his speech, SETE’s Vice President Yiorgos Vernicos underlined the importance of aviation on Greek tourism. In regards to the creation of a Hellenic Aviation Chamber, he appeared not very keen on the idea. “I do not think that such a chamber would solve any problems,” Mr. Vernicos pointed out and proposed the establishment of an informal aviation forum as an alternative to the aviation chamber.

Aviation Chamber Sought To Tackle Problems

The establishment of an aviation chamber and the development of Greece’s general aviation to the benefit of areas where Greek regional airports are located are two issues that must be seen to immediately, according to the common conclusion of speakers at the fifth scientific...

Posted On 01 Jun 2010

, By GTP editing team

AirSea Lines Suspends Flights to Aegean

AirSea Lines officially suspended its programmed flights from Lavrio seadrome to islands in the Aegean but it said it would continue flights as planned for the Ionian islands and Brindisi, Italy, from Patra.

Posted On 01 Sep 2007

, By GTP editing team

Michael Patellis, president of AirSea Lines S.A.; Minister of Merchant Marine Manolis Kefalogiannis; Canadian ambassador Philip Summerville; and Steven Earle, president of AirSea Lines International (Canada) Ltd.

AirSea Lines Plans to Invest over 100 Million Euros

AirSea Lines representatives last month announced plans to invest over 100 million euros for the acquisition of 30 seaplanes to service its existing and newly planned bases in Greece.

Posted On 01 Jul 2006

, By GTP editing team

GTP continues its 31 years of participation in all major exhibitions in Greece and Europe.

Panorama Welcomed Consumers

Although this year's Panorama welcomed a barrage of new visitors, the number of tourism professionals to the fair appeared minimal when compared with past years. Most said the venue, Expo Athens, Anthoussa, was too far away for them.

Posted On 01 Jun 2006

, By GTP editing team

Opening the Door to High-Priced Tourism Investments

The Hellenic Investment Center succeeded in freeing nine investment proposals, valued at 872.5 million euros, from bureaucratic deadlock. Four of these investment project proposals are for tourism enterprises.

Posted On 01 Apr 2006

, By GTP editing team

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VAT Reduction Keynote At Philoxenia 2010

Aviation Chamber Sought To Tackle Problems

AirSea Lines Suspends Flights to Aegean

AirSea Lines Plans to Invest over 100 Million Euros

Panorama Welcomed Consumers

Opening the Door to High-Priced Tourism Investments

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