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Ministry: Works Underway to Protect Cultural Monuments on Crete

The Greek Culture Ministry will proceed with a number of projects on Crete to protect and upgrade the island’s cultural monuments and landmark sites.

Greece Partners with ALIPH Foundation to Protect Cultural Heritage in Conflict Areas

Greece has pledged to support the efforts of the ALIPH Foundation to protect cultural heritage sites in conflict areas.

‘Kālesma’ Invites Travelers to Live an Authentic Mykonian Easter Experience

The Kālesma luxury hotel on Mykonos is inviting travelers to live an authentic Greek Easter experience on the island.

Crete: New Archaeological Museums Coming to Chania and Rethymno

The cities of Chania and Rethymno on the island of Crete, Greece, are to each get their own new archaeological museum.

Divani Palace Acropolis Hotel Completes Renovation of Rooms and Suites

The Divani hospitality group is ready to welcome guests to the renovated rooms and suites of its Divani Palace Acropolis hotel in Athens.

ITEP: Konstantina Svinou Re-elected President of Greece’s Tourism Research Institute

Greece’s Institute for Tourism Research and Forecasts (ITEP) has re-elected Konstantina Svinou as its president.

Ukrainian Film About Everyday Life in a Mount Athos Monastery Coming to Greek Cinemas

A film by Ukrainian director Aleksandr Zaporoshchenko about the everyday life of monks in a Mount Athos monastery will soon start screening in Greece.

Wizz Air to Launch 3 Routes from Italy to Skiathos this Summer

Wizz Air in June will launch new routes that will connect the island of Skiathos in Greece with three airports in Italy.

WTM Invites Destinations to Enter World Responsible Tourism Awards 2022

WTM invites destinations and businesses that wish to showcase their sustainable credentials to enter the World Responsible Tourism Awards 2022.

Dodecanese Islands: €42.5m for Restoration of Historic Monuments

The Greek Culture Ministry has announced a 42-million-euro project to restore and promote archaeological sites on the Dodecanese islands.

Greek National Tourism Organization Reopens Branch Office in Spain

The Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) has reopened its branch office in Spain aiming to promote Greece as a holiday destination to Spanish and Latin American travelers.

CNT Highlights Sifnos as World’s Best Destination for Polaroid Photos

The Spanish edition of Condé Nast Traveller has highlighted the Greek island of Sifnos as the world’s best destination to take polaroid photos.

Athens: New Sports Facilities at Konistra Park in Petralona

The Municipality of Athens has completed the upgrade of the Konistra park and its sports facilities in the area of Petralona.

Greece to Strengthen Tourism Ties with China

Greece and China have agreed to further strengthen their tourism cooperation through joint initiatives during the 2022-2024 period.

Andronis Announces Openings of its Hotels for 2022

The Andronis hospitality group has announced the opening dates of its luxury hotels on the renowned Greek island of Santorini.

Nafplion’s Perivoli Country Hotel & Retreat will Open on March 25

The Perivoli Country Hotel & Retreat, located near the town of Nafplion, is getting ready to welcome its guests for the summer season.

‘O by Myconian Collection’ Opening in May on Mykonos

‘O by Myconian Collection’, a new luxury beachfront hotel, will open on the popular Greek island of Mykonos in May.

Modus & Amplio Undertakes Management of Rhodes’ Grande Albergo Delle Rose Hotel

Modus & Amplio, a leading Greek hospitality management and consulting company, has undertaken the management of Rhodes’ emblematic Grande Albergo Delle Rose hotel.

HELMEPA: New ‘Sea Guardians’ Program to Protect Marine Life, Prevent Pollution

HELMEPA is coordinating the new Sea Guardians program that aims to protect the seas and collect data on marine protected species and pollution hot spots.

Scandinavian Travel Market Gets to Know Eastern Halkidiki

The Municipality of Aristotle in Eastern Halkidiki traveled to Denmark and Sweden and promoted the destination's tourism offerings to Scandinavian travel professionals.