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Grand Hyatt Athens Hotel Appoints Panos Almyrantis as New General Manager

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Grand Hyatt Athens Hotel Appoints Panos Almyrantis As New General Manager
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The Grand Hyatt Athens hotel has appointed Panos Almyrantis as its new general manager. Panos Almyrantis Announcing the news on social media, Grand Hyatt Athens said Panos, an acclaimed professional in the tourism industry, has an outstanding academic background with several recognitions and a multi-year experience in the management of top hotels in Greece and […]

Flisvos Marina Achieves International Recognition for Quality Management

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Flisvos Marina Achieves International Recognition For Quality Management
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Flisvos marina, Athens The Flisvos Marina in Athens recently received the “5-star Recognised” certification for its corporate excellence and quality management by the Institute for Sustainability & Growth (INBIAN), the official partner of the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) in Greece and Cyprus. The Flisvos Marina previously held the “4-star”

Mitsis Hotels Group Among ‘31 Most Sustainable Companies in Greece’ for 2022

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Mitsis Hotels Group Among ‘31 Most Sustainable Companies In Greece’ For 2022
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Mitsis Hotels is among the “31 Most Sustainable Companies in Greece” for 2022, according to a list recently released by the QualityNet Foundation. The Greek hotel group is the only hospitality company on the list. According to a company announcement, the judging committees of the QualityNet Foundation took under consideration the group’s business impact based […]

Greece is 3rd Most Desirable European Destination for Travel in 2022, Says Accor

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Greece Is 3rd Most Desirable European Destination For Travel In 2022, Says Accor
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A new study by Accor, a world leading hospitality group, reveals Greece as the third most desirable European destination in 2022 for people surveyed in five key tourism markets, namely the UK, The Netherlands, Germany, Poland and Russia. The research forms part of an in-depth Northern Europe Travel Trends Report published by Accor, examining how […]

Greece Sets Aside €2.1m to Upgrade Cultural Monuments in Kastoria

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Monastery of Panagia Mavriotissa, Kastoria. Photo source: Culture Ministry The Greek Culture Ministry will allocate 2.1 million euros for the restoration and upgrade of cultural monuments in the area of Kastoria, western Macedonia. The project will be funded by the EU’s post-Covid-19 Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) with works expected to begin soon. According to