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Tourism: Arrivals remain the same, but we are heading for record revenues thanks to Americans and a “full” autumn

Which are the five parameters that can push revenues above €21.6 billion in 2024

Tourism: 5.3% increase with 15.2 million international air arrivals in the seven-month period, but a decline in the Cyclades

The data comes from the analysis of the Institute of the Greek Tourism Confederation (INSETE)

The Top 5 tourists in Greece – Which nationalities spent the most money, record flights from the USA

The growth rates are the highest among the top 5 markets for Greek tourism, which include Germany, the UK, France and Italy

Holiday homes on the islands “on fire” – Who’s buying them from abroad – The price map across Greece

A survey by "Spitogatos" records which are the most expensive islands and where more affordable prices can be found

Statement from the Board of Management of the Greek Community of Melbourne in regard to the Greek National Tourism Organisation (GNTO)

"The GCM is concerned by this delay and highlights the systemic delays and bureaucratic difficulties of Greece. This proposal has been in conversation with multiple Greek governments for well over seven years"

Tourism: A record 69,000 flights in Europe in August – Greece’s positive and negative performance

Greece performs better in terms of passenger traffic growth compared to the major Mediterranean tourist markets, but delays in flight departures are also higher, according to official Eurocontrol data

When did the first tourists arrive in Greece: From Xenia Hotels to Six-Star luxury – The “heavy industry” of tourism

How Greek tourism has changed over the decades – How Greece transformed from a holiday destination for a few foreigners and many Greeks into a sought-after international hotspot

Breathtaking video: tourist without equipment on the edge of the most dangerous cliff in Brazil

The young woman defied all danger and sat on the famous but extremely dangerous "chair" of the Garganta do Céu

Court of Auditors: Kammenos’ mother-in-law to return €500,000 to the EU and the State for the villa in Ikaria

Despina Tzouli had received in 2004 a subsidy of €177,419 for "tourist accommodation", which she changed use and had as customers Kammenos and his company - The plenary of the Court added the interest and asks for half a million euros to be returned - Kammenos, Tzouli and the response of "Proto Thema"

Tourism: Still a dominant pillar of the Greek Economy, but its image is gradually weakening

Findings from EY’s survey assessing Greece’s overall attractiveness as an investment destination – Forecast for a 3–5% rise in arrivals this year

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