The popularity of Greece to tourists from India and Armenia is evident as demand has…
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“With a plan, Greece is the 5th tourist brand in the world,” government spokesman Yiannis…
The Region of Thessaly in Northern Greece has announced an awe-inspiring tourism project entitled ‘Routes of Faith’, an initiative which aims to connect two landmark sites of Orthodox Christianity, the Meteora and Mount Athos.
The Fosun Tourism Group has expanded its investments in Greece by announcing this year’s opening…
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias visited the Romanian capital of Bucharest on the occasion of the…
The mountainous part of Corinth is full of great beauty that has been left unexploited…
With the central message “Greece does have a winter” and the motto from the successful…
Greece has emerged as a shining star at the 2021 World Travel Awards as the World Travel Awards announced the 2021 winners of its World categories on Thursday.
The Greek government’s strategic priority in tourism is strengthening high-quality investment plans and promoting green…
Edessa is about 90 km from Thessaloniki and is home to Greece’s largest waterfalls, which…
A recent study has compiled a list of the Best Places in the World to Purchase a Holiday Home and three of the top ten locations were in Cyprus and Greece.
“The tourist season in Greece is still actively underway,” Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias said on…
A new tourism campaign to promote the Peloponnese region of Greece features a video called ‘Greece – beyond the obvious’ and showcases the beauty of locations such as Mani, Ancient Olympia and Nafplio, highlighting that there is so much more to Greece than her islands.
Tourism Minister Vassilis Kikilias, in an interview with Open TV on Wednesday, presented detailed information…
The tiny village of Volax rests upon an otherworldly, lunarlike landscape that looks as though it has been pelted with giant, spherical boulders. This unique extraterrestrial surround was appreciated more than 2,000 years ago by the village’s first inhabitants who, inspired by nature, made good use of the phenomenon, building their homes around, between and into the rocks.