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Athens International Airport: Europe's Pioneer in Energy Self-Sufficiency and Net-Zero Operations

Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” has become the first in Europe to achieve full energy self-sufficiency and net-zero carbon emissions for its operations in 2025, powered by on-site solar parks totaling 51.5 MWp and battery storage—25 years ahead of the aviation industry’s 2050 target. Through the ambitious “ROUTE 2025” initiative, the airport has halved CO₂ emissions since 2005 despite doubling passenger traffic, via electrification, building upgrades, and renewable self-production without offsets.

Athens Airport Set to Break New Passenger Record in 2025 as International Traffic Surges

Athens International Airport is on track for a historic passenger record in 2025, with traffic expected to reach 33.5–34 million. Strong international demand, expanded U.S. routes from American Airlines, and new India flights from Aegean and IndiGo are transforming Athens into a top Eastern Mediterranean aviation hub.

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Mitsotakis Slams Tsipras: “Who Would Trust a Captain That Ran the Ship Aground?”

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis criticized Alexis Tsipras ahead of the 2027 national elections, questioning his leadership and emphasizing Greece’s economic transformation. Mitsotakis highlighted Greece’s growing role as an energy leader, its appeal to foreign investment, and political stability as key factors for future prosperity.

Greece Welcomes Nearly 25 Million Visitors in First Eight Months of 2025, Says Central Bank

Nearly 25 million tourists visited Greece between January and August 2025, according to the Bank of Greece, marking a 4.1% increase compared to last year. Travel receipts rose by 12% to €16.7 billion, driven by higher spending from both EU and non-EU visitors, underscoring another strong year for Greece’s tourism sector.

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Greece Pioneers Marine Conservation with Global Ocean Treaty and MPAs for Sustainable Tourism

Greece is leading global marine conservation with the Global Ocean Treaty and expanded Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), fostering sustainable tourism. By integrating eco-friendly practices, preserving cultural heritage, and promoting a circular economy, Greece sets a model for responsible travel while protecting its rich marine ecosystems.

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