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Tempi: Athens City Council Approves Monument for Train Crash Victims

A monument for the victims of the Tempi railway accident on February 28, 2023, will be built in Athens, according to the city's local authority.
Posted On 28 Mar 2024
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Thessaly Region Launches Mount Olympus Tourist Site – Video

The Thessaly Region announced the launch of a new site that introduces Mount Olympus, Greece’s highest mountain.
Posted On 06 Jun 2023
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Intercity Train Route from Athens to Thessaloniki Resumes

Greece’s railway operator will reinstate the Athens-Thessaloniki train route on April 3.
Posted On 31 Mar 2023
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Train Services in Greece Resume: What Passengers Should Know

Intercity and suburban (proastiakos) train services in Greece resume on March 22 with new safety measures in place.
Posted On 21 Mar 2023
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Thessaloniki Mayor Honors First Responders to Tempi Train Crash and Quake-hit Turkey

Thessaloniki’s mayor honored Greece’s rescuers who were on the front lines of the response to the train accident in Tempi and the earthquake in Turkey.
Posted On 15 Mar 2023
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Greece Pledges to Restore Confidence in Train Services as Investigations Continue

The Greek government said actions were being taken to ‘clean up’ the railway system so that it could ‘likely’ resume services by the end of the month in ‘absolute safety’.
Posted On 09 Mar 2023
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EU Railway Experts to Visit Athens and Offer Safety Knowhow

Experts from the European Council and the European Union Agency for Railways will be offering Greece knowhow to make its railway safe.
Posted On 06 Mar 2023
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Commission: Greece Referred to EU Court for Failure to Meet Single European Railway Area Directive Requirement

The European Commission clarified that Greece had been referred to the European Court of Justice in February for failure to meet its obligations under the Single European Railway Area Directive.
Posted On 03 Mar 2023
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Giorgos Gerapetritis (left) took over his new post from Kostas Karamanlis (right) during a Transport Ministry handover ceremony held on Thursday in Athens. Photo source: Transport Ministry
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Greece Names New Transport Minister After Deadly Train Collision

Giorgos Gerapetritis steps in as Greece’s new transport minister following the tragic Tempi train collision.
Posted On 02 Mar 2023
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Greece Declares Three Days of National Mourning After Train Crash

Greece has declared 3 days of national mourning after a train crash in Tempi left at least 36 passengers dead and dozens injured.
Posted On 01 Mar 2023
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Greece Train Crash: Hoteliers Open their Doors to Victims’ Families, Survivors

The Hellenic Chamber of Hotels announced free accommodation for the families of victims and survivors of the train crash in Tempi.
Posted On 01 Mar 2023
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