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GNTO Looking into ‘Creative Tourism’ Potential of Greece

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Gnto Looking Into ‘creative Tourism’ Potential Of Greece
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GNTO President Angela Gerekou. Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) President Angela Gerekou on Friday brought to the table the concept of Creative Tourism, a tourism form that showcases the creativity of a destination through local products and handicrafts and gives visitors the opportunity to get involved with the process. “Creative tourism can be a pathway […]

Greece’s Lavreotiki Geopark Aiming to Join UNESCO Global Network

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Greece’s Lavreotiki Geopark Aiming To Join Unesco Global Network
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Photo source: @Lavreotiki Geopark The Municipality of Lavreotiki (Lavrion) has initiated a nomination process for the inscription of its geopark, located on the southeastern tip of the Attica peninsula, on UNESCO’s Global Geoparks Network list. A UNESCO field evaluation mission recently visited Lavreotiki to inspect the geopark and tour some of the area’s main sites […]

GNTO President Shows Support to ‘Clean it Like Greek’ Initiative

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Gnto President Shows Support To ‘clean It Like Greek’ Initiative
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GNTO President Angela Gerekou with the only student of Arki and Parmos Mayor Eleftherios Pentes Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) President Angela Gerekou recently attended the beach cleanup initiatives of the Aquahelp Foundation on the Dodecanese islands of Patmos, Arki and Lipsi. Aquahelp is an environmental, educational foundation. Titled “Clean it Like Greek”,

GNTO: Covid-19 An Opportunity to Move Towards Sustainable Tourism

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Gnto: Covid 19 An Opportunity To Move Towards Sustainable Tourism
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The Covid-19 pandemic could serve as a springboard to accelerate Greece’s transition to more sustainable tourism practices, Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) President Angela Gerekou said on the sidelines of the 66th Meeting of the World Tourism Organization Commission for Europe (CEU), which took place in Athens last week. Participating in the “Sustainable