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Greece Looking to Further Develop its Religious Tourism Product

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Greece Looking To Further Develop Its Religious Tourism Product
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Photo source: @ReCult Interreg VA Greece/Cyprus Greece is looking into ways to tap into the growing potential of religious tourism, Greek Deputy Tourism Minister Sofia Zacharaki said on Thursday. Speaking during a round-table discussion that took place on the island of Rhodes, Zacharaki confirmed Greece’s potential as a growing religious tourism destination. “We expect the

Minoan Lines: 100% of Employees Vaccinated Against Covid-19

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Minoan Lines: 100% Of Employees Vaccinated Against Covid 19
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Greek passenger shipping company Minoan Lines recently announced that 100 percent of its staff has been vaccinated against the coronavirus (Covid-19). “One hundred percent of our employees in our central offices and port agencies have completed at least the first dose of the vaccine,” Minoan Lines CEO Antonis Maniadakis said. “During these unprecedented circumstances, it

Covid Free GR: How Non-EU Tourists Can Enter Indoor Areas of Restaurants, Bars in Greece

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Covid Free Gr: How Non Eu Tourists Can Enter Indoor Areas Of Restaurants, Bars In Greece
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The Greek Tourism Ministry on Wednesday gave clarifications on how tourists in Greece from non-EU countries can enter indoor areas of establishments that only allow entrance to customers who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus (Covid-19) or have recovered from the virus. Tourists from non-EU countries – such as the United Kingdom, the United States, […]

Celestyal Cruises Further Upgrades Ventilation System of its Fleet

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Celestyal Cruises Further Upgrades Ventilation System Of Its Fleet
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Celestyal Cruises has partnered with AtmosAir Solutions, a company specializing in clean green indoor air technology, to upgrade its ventilation system across its fleet. Through the partnership, Celestyal Cruises will improve its already strict hygiene and safety protocols by upgrading its ships’ HVAC air conditioning system, which uses 100 percent fresh air as well as