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Minister Kikilias Tells Sky News Greece’s Tourism to Recover Fully in 2022

Greece’s tourism sector is aiming to fully recover significant losses incurred by Covid-19 in 2022, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias tells Sky News.
Posted On 04 Nov 2021
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easyJet: 500,000 More Air Passenger Seats to Greece in 2022

easyJet is to add 500,000 air passenger seats to Greece in 2022, the Greek Tourism Ministry announced from the WTM London expo.
Posted On 03 Nov 2021
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Greece, UNWTO Discuss Sustainable Tourism at WTM London Expo

Adopting sustainable practices in tourism topped a meeting agenda between Greek Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias and UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili at WTM London 2021.
Posted On 03 Nov 2021
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World Travel Market London 2021, ExCeL London - Greece Press Conference.
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WTM: UK Tour Operators Ramp Up Capacity for Greece in 2022

UK tour operators are adding flights and holidays across Greece in 2022 and 2023 to cater for recovering levels of demand from British holidaymakers.
Posted On 02 Nov 2021
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Greece and Britain Discuss Facilitating the Movement of Citizens

Facilitating the movement of citizens between Greece and Britain is an issue of major importance, according to Greek Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias.
Posted On 02 Nov 2021
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WTM: Jet2 Agrees to Add 600,000 Airline Seats to Greece in 2022

Jet2 agreed to boost the number of airline seats to Greece by 600,000 in 2022, Greek Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias announced from the WTM London exhibition.
Posted On 01 Nov 2021
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Hotel Occupancy 100% for October 28 Holiday Weekend in Greece

The October 28 national holiday in Greece sent occupancy levels through the roof, reaching 100% at major mainland spots and winter destinations.
Posted On 01 Nov 2021
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German Travel Agents Come Closer to Greek Tourism at DRV Conference

Some 450 members of the German Travel Association got to know Greece during the DRV 2021 conference held in Messinia during October 28-31.
Posted On 01 Nov 2021
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Greece will Highlight City Breaks and High-end Tourism at WTM London Expo

The Greek Tourism Ministry will promote Greece as a destination for city breaks and an ideal choice for high-end tourism, at the WTM London 2021 expo.
Posted On 30 Oct 2021
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Greece Gears Up for WTM London 2021 Tourism Expo

The best of Greece will be presented to the world at the WTM London 2021 tourism and travel expo, set to open on Monday, November 1.
Posted On 29 Oct 2021
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German Tourism Professionals Give Greece a Vote of Confidence

Greek Tourism Minister Vasilis Kikilias invited German tourism professionals attending the DRV conference in Messinia, to discover other destinations and experiences in Greece.
Posted On 29 Oct 2021
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Greek Minister Kikilias Talks Tourism With UAE Ambassador

The possibility of launching an air route connecting Dubai with Thessaloniki was discussed between Greek Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias and UAE Ambassador Sulaiman Hamed Salem Almazroui.
Posted On 26 Oct 2021
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German Tour Operators, Travel Agents Coming to Greece for DRV Conference

Leading tour operators and travel agents from Germany will be in Greece between October 28-31 to participate in the German Travel Association’s (DRV) 2021 conference at Costa Navarino.
Posted On 26 Oct 2021
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Greece Pushes Ahead with Strong Tourism Plan for 2022

Looking to cover lost ground after two years of Covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns, Greece has a dynamic plan that aims to attract more tourists in 2022.
Posted On 25 Oct 2021
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Greek Islands Lead Tourism Recovery at Home and in Europe

The Greek islands were the country’s first destinations and among the first in Europe to enter recovery phase after nearly two years of Covid-19, says Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias.
Posted On 25 Oct 2021
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Greek Tourism Needs Teamwork to Grow Further in 2022, Says Minister

Greek Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias has called for teamwork among stakeholders in order for Greece’s tourism sector to see further growth in 2022.
Posted On 23 Oct 2021
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Greece: September Hotel Occupancy Levels on Crete, Rhodes Reach 65%

Tourists are still coming to Greece with September occupancy levels on the islands of Rhodes and Crete at 65 percent.
Posted On 21 Oct 2021
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Greece Hopes to Become Frontrunner in Sustainable Tourism

Greece is aiming to become a leader in sustainable tourism development, Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said at the 1st Athens ESG & Climate Crisis Summit.
Posted On 21 Oct 2021
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Santorini Tourism Plan to Focus on Sustainability

The Greek government is looking into more sustainable tourism practices for Santorini in view of the island’s soaring popularity.
Posted On 20 Oct 2021
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Athens Needs a Metropolitan Conference Center to Boost Tourism Offering

Greece’s tourism minister and PCOs agree that Athens needs a metropolitan conference center for its further tourism development.
Posted On 20 Oct 2021
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