'Grow Greek Tourism Online' initiative supported by Google

Google announced at a press conference on Wednesday that it supports the initiative “Grow Greek Tourism Online.”

In cooperation with the Economy, Development and Tourism Ministry and the National Greek Tourism Organisation as well as the Greek Tourism Enterprises Association, Google announced the implementation of a free web education platform for tourism.

Through a wide range of topics, the users will have the opportunity to be trained on how they will upgrade their presence on the web. The users will also be able to select an adapted education plan and receive a certificate by GGTO initiative and IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau) Europe.

All local enterprises, tourism professionals as well as those who want to develop their potential the web offers can be informed in detail for the education programs available in their region via the official website of the initiative -greektourism.withgoogle.com.

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‘Grow Greek Tourism Online’ initiative supported by Google

Users will have the opportunity to be trained on how they will upgrade their presence on the web

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