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Minister: Tourism to Greece Generates €4bn in 2020 Covid-19 Year

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Minister: Tourism To Greece Generates €4bn In 2020 Covid 19 Year
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Tourism to Greece managed despite the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic to generate approximately 4 billion euros in 2020, with government emphasis now on ways to address the challenges in 2021 that will require flexibility and coordination, said Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis. Addressing parliament on the 2021 budget, Theoharis said the decision to open to tourism

Greek Tourism Ministry and Hellenic Chamber of Hotels Focus on CSR in Hospitality

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Greek Tourism Ministry And Hellenic Chamber Of Hotels Focus On Csr In Hospitality
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Hellenic Chamber of Hotels President Alexandros Vassilikos and Greek Tourism Minister Harry Theoharis. Greece’s hospitality offering is expected to strengthen following the signing of a cooperation protocol to boost ties between the private sector and the state. Signed on Monday between the Greek Tourism Ministry, the Hellenic Chamber of Hotels and the newly established

Next Step for Symi Island: Sustainable Tourism Upgrade

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Next Step For Symi Island: Sustainable Tourism Upgrade
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Symi island Creating the conditions that will define Symi as a destination with a strong environmental footprint and investing in digital infrastructure are key to establishing the Greek island on the tourism map, said Deputy Tourism Minister Manos Konsolas this week. “Symi’s tourist identity must be identified with the concepts of quality and sustainability,” said […]

Astypalea Could Lead the Way to Greece’s ‘Green’ Transition

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Astypalea Could Lead The Way To Greece’s ‘green’ Transition
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Photo Source: Municipality of Astypalea As part of Greece’s drive to transition into a greener economy, the Greek Tourism Ministry said the island of Astypalea could be the starting point. “The Dodecanese island can serve as an example of this transition,” said Deputy Tourism Minister Manos Konsolas during a three-day ecology conference held on Astypalea recently.